We compared three types of resilience (individual, community, and national resilience), two indicators of distress (sense of danger and distress symptoms) and wellbeing, among samples from Israel, Brazil, and the Philippines, during the “first-wave” of COVID-19 pandemic. Though significant differences were found among the samples regarding all variables, similarities were also emerged. Individual resilience and wellbeing negatively predicted distress symptoms in each sample, and women of all samples reported higher level of distress-symptoms compared with men. The differences between the samples are presented and discussed. Understanding the similarities and the differences, between these cultures, may help developing efficient countermeasures tailored to each country. This knowledge may promote efficient health policy to foster people’s ability to cope with the hardship and to prevent future psychological and health implications.

我们比较了来自以色列、巴西和菲律宾的样本在“第一波”期间的三种类型的复原力（个人、社区和国家复原力）、两个痛苦指标（危险感和痛苦症状）和幸福感。 2019冠状病毒病大流行。尽管在所有变量方面发现样本之间存在显着差异，但也出现了相似之处。在每个样本中，个体的适应力和幸福感对痛苦症状产生负面预测，与男性相比，所有样本中的女性报告的痛苦症状水平更高。展示并讨论了样本之间的差异。了解这些文化之间的异同，可能有助于制定适合每个国家的有效对策。