Körün A. B., Satıcı S. A.
FAMILIES IN SOCIETY, vol.0, no.0, 2026 (Scopus)
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Publication Type:
Article / Article
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Volume:
0
Issue:
0
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Publication Date:
2026
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Doi Number:
10.1177/10443894251412919
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Journal Name:
FAMILIES IN SOCIETY
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Journal Indexes:
Scopus, IBZ Online, Abstracts in Social Gerontology, Educational research abstracts (ERA), Gender Studies Database, Psycinfo, Public Affairs Index, Violence & Abuse Abstracts, Social Sciences Abstracts
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Open Archive Collection:
AVESIS Open Access Collection
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Yıldız Technical University Affiliated:
Yes
Abstract
Community resilience is vital for psychological adjustment, fostering belonging and collective efficacy during crises. This study adapted the Community Resilience Scale into Turkish and examined its psychometric properties within an ecological and systemic framework. In Study: Part I (
N
= 640), validity and reliability were supported through confirmatory factor analysis, item response theory, and measurement invariance. In Study: Part II (
N
= 1,281), structural equation modeling and centrality network analysis showed that family harmony, family functioning, fragility of happiness, and fear of earthquake mediated the relationship between community resilience and psychological adjustment. Findings highlight the central role of family functioning in shaping individual adaptation in collectivist communities. Beyond theoretical and measurement contributions, the study offers implications for social work practice by guiding community-based interventions, strengthening family support systems, and informing resilience-oriented policies that enhance post-crisis well-being.