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Person has only a few resiliency skills in specific life situations. They struggle within the normal range of psychological adjustment when dealing with critical life events and major life stressors (e.g., job loss, the death of a family member, divorce, personal illness, injury, disease, disability). Person avoids taking therapeutic responsibility for mental health symptoms and conditions unless they become a persistent stressor and are recognized in the home, school, or work environment. Person struggles slightly with positive optimism and balancing mood, emotion, affect, and rational thinking but does better than persons at Level 3. Person cannot handle daily life stressors with the degree of coping and resiliency skills such as seen in Level 1 individuals. Person transitions adequately through the phases of a pandemic disaster. They have difficulties cultivating new meaning, personal growth, and hardiness. It is challenging to achieve daily self-care.