Fostering Mental-Wellbeing and Health Behavior through Online learning Measures and Cyber Resilience

Objective: Online learning tools and updated cyber-information can lead to improve overall health behavior and offer solutions for learners' mental well-being. A major role is played by digital technology in collaborating with innovative methods of learning to foster healthy behavior. This study attempted to examine how online learning techniques such as flipped learning and E-learning can help learners enhance cyber resilience and build a Metaverse, the online universe; and how this cyber resilience can further enhance students' health behaviors and mental-wellbeing. Method: A qualitative research design was adopted; data was collected through semi-structured interviews from a sample of 10 students, randomly identified from higher educational institutions in Turkey. Results: The content analysis of interview transcripts yielded the following results: that the metaverse integration of flipped learning and e-learning has proven to be a significant educational technique; that Cyber Resilience in digital settings plays a pivotal role in generating good learning experiences; that technological advancements in learning contexts express the interdependence of health behavior and mental health on technology; and that when e-learning and flipped learning incorporate with the metaverse, they demonstrate their potential for boosting health behavior and mental well-being. Findings: These findings will encourage policymakers and technology experts to emphasize the importance of creating secure digital environments, assisted by technology. Finally, this research sheds light on the complex interaction between education, technology, and well-being in the ever-changing metaverse context

Mental health · Psychiatry · Psychological resilience · Resilience (materials science · Applied Psychology · COVID-19 and Mental Health · Psychology · Resilience and Mental Health · Social Psychology

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