Resilience factors associated with mental health of adolescent learners living with mild and moderate intellectual difficulties

The results show that in most of the CYRM-28 factors, the mean scores indicated that the items were 'somewhat' descriptive of the participants, suggesting the need for more attention in those areas to enable them to facilitate resilience for adolescents with MMID. In all analyses done, results indicated no statistically significant differences, which calls for any intervention to be equally focused on all adolescents regardless of their age, grade, race or gender.