Xin Zhang

Abstract: Based on positive psychology, this study explored the effects of resilience on online English learning engagement among college students. Results indicate that resilience has a direct positive effect on engagement, and transactional distance partially mediates this relationship. The findings contribute to understanding factors promoting online learning engagement.

Keywords: resilience; transactional distance; online English learning engagement

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