Abstract
The purpose of this article is an analysis of the association between resilience, age and gender with psychological distress through anxiety and depression. In a sample of 3784 individuals, the association of resilience with anxiety and depression was examined using a linear regression model. In addition to resilience, age and gender as well as the combination of these factors and their effects on resilience were analyzed. Low resilience predicts both anxiety and depression. Gender moderates this association. In male persons a stronger association between resilience and depression was found. In practice, these results should be considered in treatment.
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