The social determinates of health are factors in one's life that has a lasting effect on their state of well-being. One's experience with the social determinates of health may affect their ability to appropriately practice resilience and hardiness. Studies have shown that environment and family can affect the development in resilience (Nesheiwat & Brandwein 2011). This means that one's childhood and upbringing has the potential to determine their resilience. There are many different factors that come into play, including: life stressors, parental support, home environment, relationship between child and caregiver, poverty, and social support (Nesheiwat & Brandwein 2011). Young children are the most vulnerable to influences, so in order to
