This study used a social capital framework to examine the relationship between a set of potential protective ('health assets') factors and the wellbeing of 15 year adolescents living in Spain and England.
This study used a social capital framework to examine the relationship between a set of potential protective ('health assets') factors and wellbeing amongst 15 year adolescents living in Spain and England The overall purpose was to compare the consistency of these relationships between countries and to investigate their respective relative importance.
Also, the military is very, very protective of their assets.
"If the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, the way to a man's vote is still through his wallet, and men do still see the Republican Party as being more protective of their assets," Ms. Fitzpatrick said.
This chapter discusses the rapid deployment security (RDS) and reveals that there is a widespread need for portable personnel and assets protective systems.
"Schools have to lead the way in providing protective and productive assets to girls," she said.
Protective factors or assets can be individual characteristics of the child's developing biosystem but can also be found on the family as well as on the community level or in the societal and cultural context [ 4, 26].
Models included child-level risk factors (age, orphan status); household risk factors (adults with chronic illnesses and disabilities, greater household size); and household protective factors (including asset-holding).
Because we controlled for a protective effect from asset ownership, it is unlikely that severe food insecurity effects owed solely to socioeconomic confounding.
In terms of protective factors, household asset-holding has been shown to be a buffer against economic shocks which mitigates poor education and health outcomes for children [ 12].
