With Biopsychosocial approach (Engel,1977), resilience can be seen as a product of dynamic interactions between biological, psychological and social factors related to an individual. Similarly, Multi-system model of resilience (MSMR) talks about two levels of resilience which are internal and external and coping methods as a connector between them (Liu et al., 2017).
This model also talks about presence of various factors responsible for emergence of resilience.
I would like to know how these two approaches differ from each other and what are the commonalities between these two?
Any kind of input is appreciated. Thank you!
Not too familiar with Engel, 1977. So I can’t really compare and contrast with Lui et al., 2017. However, the MSMR was significantly altered and advanced in Lui et al., 2020. In the updated model more focus is given to the coping pursuits an individual may undertake. It may be worth looking at the empirical findings in this paper, I know it changed the direction of some of my research into resilience. Article Advancements to the Multi-System Model of Resilience: update...
George Engel’s biopsychosocial model firmly believes that a combination of three important factors; namely, biological, social, and psychological, is the best way to completely understand health and its issues. PsycholoGenie gives you a general overview of the biopsychosocial model.
A General Overview of the Biopsychosocial Model With a Diagram - Psychologenie
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