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Buchmann, Marlis
Igel, Corinne

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Longitudinal and Life Course Studies (LLCS). Bristol University Press. 2021, 12(4), pp. 573-589. eISSN 1757-9597. Available under: doi: 10.1332/175795920X16062920646814

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This study profile describes COCON – the acronym for COmpetence and CONtext. This is an interdisciplinary, multi-cohort and multi-informant longitudinal study with a primary focus on how children and adolescents cope with the developmental tasks of early life course transitions. It strives to detect the social and individual antecedents and consequences associated with the handling of these transitions. The project frames child and adolescent development in the triple theoretical perspective of challenges imposed by early transitions in the institutionalised life course, inequality in resources and opportunities, and young people’s competencies. Thanks to the longitudinal and multi-cohort design of the study, this conceptual perspective facilitates the joint examination of intra-individual development, inter-individual differences in developmental outcomes and social change in developmental processes. COCON consists of three age groups, whereby each groups represents a prototypical stage in the process of growing up: mid-childhood (6-year-olds), mid-adolescence (15-year-olds) and early adulthood (21-year-olds). The samples are representative for the French- and German-speaking parts of Switzerland. The large sample sizes and the multilingual context of Switzerland permit the analysis of group disparities as well as cross-cultural differences. The multi-informant component of the study includes the primary caregiver and class teacher. The current study profile outlines the most important characteristics of the study in the context of the conceptual framework and discusses strengths and caveats related to study management as well as ethical considerations and information on data availability.

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150 Psychologie

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child and adolescent development; early life course; multi-informant and multi-cohort design; social inequality; transitions

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ISO 690BUCHMANN, Marlis, Jeanine GRÜTTER, Corinne IGEL, 2021. COCON : Swiss Longitudinal Survey of Children and Youth. In: Longitudinal and Life Course Studies (LLCS). Bristol University Press. 2021, 12(4), pp. 573-589. eISSN 1757-9597. Available under: doi: 10.1332/175795920X16062920646814
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  title={COCON : Swiss Longitudinal Survey of Children and Youth},
  number={4},
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  pages={573--589},
  author={Buchmann, Marlis and Grütter, Jeanine and Igel, Corinne}
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