In addition to these issues, the Army describes that there are twenty social and psychological factors that affect resilience training in military. These factors are divided into four levels (Meredith et al., 2011). The individual, family, unit and community levels (Meredith et al., 2011). The relevant individual level factors are positive coping, positive affect, positive thinking, realism, and behavior control. The relevant family level factors are support from family, and communication with family. The relevant unit level factors are positive command climate, unit cohesion, and teamwork. The relevant community level factors are belongingness, and
