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| *Processes, *mechanisms, programs || Processes, mechanisms, programs || Resources competition || || [[Cumulative (dis)advantages]] || Multilevel (data and models)
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| [[Resources]] || Interdependencies across life course dimensions (linking resources across levels, contexts, over time) || [[Complementary, subsidiary and competitive resources across life domains]] || || || Longitudinal data (par ex., retrospective and prospective)
| [[Resources]] || Interdependencies across life course dimensions (linking resources across levels, contexts, over time) || [[Complementary, subsidiary and competitive resources across life domains]] || || [[Stress and stressors]] <br>* [[Stress and stressors#Transactional approach of stress|Transactional approach of stress]] <br>*Sociological approach of stress  || Longitudinal data (par ex., retrospective and prospective)
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| [[Social capital]] || Trajectories  || [[Life domains|Spillover and cross over effects across life domains]] || || || [[Missing data]]  
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Revision as of 13:57, 3 December 2020

Overview of existing and planned definitions:

Panel recommendations CORE CCI1 CCI2 CCI3 CCI4
*Vulnerability Vulnerability Resources distribution Meso level Resources (personal, social, economic, etc.) Causality
Meso level Life Course Resources complementarity Social capital Reserves
* Constitution : passive and active
* Activation, depletion and reconstitution
* Threshold
Mixed methods
*Processes, *mechanisms, programs Processes, mechanisms, programs Resources competition Cumulative (dis)advantages Multilevel (data and models)
Resources Interdependencies across life course dimensions (linking resources across levels, contexts, over time) Complementary, subsidiary and competitive resources across life domains Stress and stressors
* Transactional approach of stress
*Sociological approach of stress
Longitudinal data (par ex., retrospective and prospective)
Social capital Trajectories Spillover and cross over effects across life domains Missing data
*Gender regimes Life Events Synergies and conflicts among life domains
Family ties Inter/multi/trans-disciplinary Coping
*Resources (*personal, *social, *economic, etc.), *reserves, capabilities transitions - bifurcations Resilience
*Employability, career development Recovery
Employability
Career development