The University Students' Concerns about Terrorism, Resilience, and Coping Strategies

Background: Current research inspects the concerns of students university about terrorism and their capacity to bounce back, coping strategies they are using deal with it. A cross-sectional study design is employed in current study.
 Methodology: The sample comprised 387 collected from faculties Karachi University (1) Faculties Social Sciences, Islamic Studies, Education, Law, Administrative Sciences (2) Science, Engineering, Pharmacy, Medicine. consent form, demographic sheet, Students' scale, Brief resilience COPE inventory were administered students. 
 Results: Demonstrated significant positive relationship among Anti-Terrorism, Peace, Female emancipation. Further linear regression analysis shows that peace scores explain a 21.8% variance female Emancipation score explains an 18.4% Anti-terrorism score. Multivariate difference between gender Anti-terrorism, peace, emancipation, (self-destruction, substance use, reframing). Conclusion: Participants' was found be normal range. Those who had anti-terrorist views favor