"This approach, in turn, has led to the argument that resiliency is a universal and ordinary phenomenon, rather than the providence of only a few lucky or special children. Masten (2001) calls such resiliency 'ordinary magic' and argues that it is a common phenomenon that arises from ordinary adaptive processes."
Sources of resiliency among successful foster youth by Hass & Graydon (2009) in Children and Youth Services Review
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