Objective:

To explore the changes of latent categories of resilience over time in breast cancer patients and their correlation with the sense of meaning in life.

Approach:

Key Findings:

• Two latent profile categories of psychological resilience were identified: low psychological resilience group (C1) and high psychological resilience group (C2).
• 31.48% of patients remained in the C2 group, while 25.25% remained in the C1 group.
• 38.63% transitioned from C1 to C2 (Resilience Enhancing Group), and 5.64% transitioned from C2 to C1 (Resilience Decline Group).
• Patients in the persistent high-risk group, Resilience Enhancing Group, and resilience decline group had an increased risk of low life meaning compared to the persistent low-risk group.

Interpretation:

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Limitations:

• The study's convenience sampling may limit generalizability.
• The reliance on self-reported measures could introduce bias.

Conclusion:

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