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(P) This resilience is not just about bouncing back but also about adapting and growing from the experience.
(Q) In psychology, true resilience is defined as the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties.
(R) Consequently, fostering resilience is a key objective in many therapeutic and educational programs.
(S) It is a crucial trait that allows individuals to navigate life's inevitable adversities without succumbing to despair.

  • A.PQRS
  • B.QSPR
  • C.SRPQ
  • D.RQSP

Answer: B

The coherent order is QSPR.

Q introduces the topic with a definition: 'In psychology, true resilience is defined as...'. S continues with 'It is a crucial trait', where It refers back to resilience. P then refines the idea with 'This resilience is not just about bouncing back...'. R draws the conclusion with 'Consequently', which must come last.

PQRS and SRPQ open with sentences whose 'This resilience' or 'It' has nothing to refer to. RQSP opens with 'Consequently', a word that needs an earlier statement to follow from.

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