Emergent Resiliency: Recultivating Strategies Influenced by the Pandemic with Determinism for the Future

December 3, 2025

Emergent Resiliency: Recultivating Strategies Influenced by the Pandemic with Determinism for the Future

Lorea Marianna Tilghman | 2024

Abstract

This qualitative research study was designed to investigate emergent resiliency and recultivated response of leaders during the COVID-19 pandemic, quarantine, and shutdown. The problem addressed was, “How to identify misinterpretations of emerging resiliency and recultivated response to explore how to maximize the value of unconventional concepts that may identify advancing themes for leadership practices.” The research question, “How did leadership identify emergent resilient practices and decisions within cognitive and behavioral associated response during the COVID-19 pandemic, quarantine, and shutdown.” This guided the exploration of how leaders recognized the initial onset of resilience and response within the various levels of recultivation. The study involved an inquiry into socialization, performance optimization, and how leaders incrementally revisited the initial onset logic from a crisis related experience. Contributing factors that were identified related to the initial onset of resilience that captured insights for advancing leadership decisions in crises to identify influences caused by shifts in the environment from the exploration of the initial onset or emergence of resiliency in associative descriptions. The research findings highlighted the cognitive association with behavioral response in perceived crises and confirmed the recognition of emergent resiliency. This study contributes to the understanding of misinterpretations of the emergent resiliency process experienced during the recognition of the initial onset of the emergent resiliency response. Future explorations of phenomenal patterns may support new resilience scale factors and advance knowledge using a holistic approach for determinism as strategic outlays for self-efficacy, followership composure, positive emotional intelligence, and logic assessment when examining the locus of control in crises. Understanding how misinterpretations are communicated and when logic assessment and novel concepts are used contributes to innovative solutions within cognitive and behavioral influences. Keywords: COVID-19, determinism, emergent resilience response, followership, leadership, recultivated response, socialization

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