THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RESILIENCE AND LIFE SATISFACTION OF WOMEN AT RISK OF PSYCHOLOI？CAL SYMPTOMS

It is thought that various inhibitions, strains or negative changes occurring in life will affect the self-recovery forces of individuals and decrease the satisfaction they receive from life in time.This research was carried out as a relationship seeker to determine the relationship between resilience and life satisfaction at risk for the mental side. This study has been applied on social sharing sites (facebook, twitter) using 'Online Survey System' on internet from July to August 2017. There were 317 women who were at risk from the psychological side, marking at least one of the 'Risk Factor Identification List'. The data were collected with 'Personal Information Form', 'Resilience Scale', 'Life Satisfaction Scale' and 'Risk Factor Identification List'. In evaluating the data; percentile distributions, mean, standard deviation, one way variance analysis, Pearson Correlation test. 55.8% of participants were in the age range of 26-40, and there was a significant positive correlation between resilience and life satisfaction. The study found that as scores from resilience scale increased, scores on life satisfaction scale increased