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Second, building on a multilevel perspective and existing theory (e.g., conservation of resources, role theory), we present five foundational principles for understanding cross‐level resilience effects: (1) resilience components are interrelated across levels (2) resilience capacity resources are finite and subject to depletion (3) resources can be derived from and applied to individual or team levels (4) effectively enacting resilience requires alignment between resources and situational demands and (5) resilience processes can conflict across levels. First, we present a homologous model of resilience including four core components that transcend levels of analysis: (1) the occurrence of adversity, (2) the capacity for resilience (3) the enactment of resilience, and (4) the demonstration of resilience.

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