This study employed 3rd-panel survey data on disaster victims conducted by the Korean National Disaster Management Research Institute (NDMI) to confirm disaster victims’ quality of life based on their resilience and social support. Furthermore, analyzed the moderating effect of resilience on quality of life with the interaction term of social support. Accordingly, the result revealed that one’s resilience increases with more social support. Moreover, the poorer the subject perceives their quality of life, the lower their resilience. On the other hand, researchers have found social support to mitigate negative (o) influences between one’s quality of life and resilience.

[Key Words] Disaster Victims, Quality of Life, Resilience, Social Support, Moderating Effect Analysis