  Recent multiplicity-dependent analyses of pp and p--Pb collision data have
revealed that particle production shares similar features with that in
heavy-ion collisions. Studies using resonances could help to understand the
possible onset of collective-like phenomena and the presence of a hadronic
phase in small collision systems. Measurements of the differential yields of
resonances with different lifetime, mass, quark content, and quantum numbers
could enable understanding the mechanisms that influence the shape of particle
momentum spectra, lifetime of the hadronic phase, strangeness production,
parton energy loss, and collective effects. New ALICE results on various
hadronic resonances in small collision systems at Large Hadron Collider (LHC)
energies, including the multiplicity dependence measurements of $\Lambda$(1520)
and K$^*$(892)$^{\pm}$ and the production of $\phi$-meson pairs are presented
here. Results will be also compared with model calculations.
