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v13.0
Condition Map
Structural relationship layer

Conditions do not exist in isolation. This map shows the structural relationships between conditions — which tend to precede others, which escalate into others, and which frequently co-occur. Explicit relationships are defined by the engine taxonomy. Co-occurrence data is inferred from the verified public archive.

Precursor

One condition tends to appear before another across the archive.

Institutional Delay
→
Escalation Without Response
Unaddressed delay creates conditions for escalation. When delay is not resolved, urgency increases without institutional adjustment.
Institutional Delay
→
Transfer of Burden
Delay without resolution shifts follow-up responsibility to the complainant. The institution's inaction creates a burden on the person to maintain momentum.
Procedural Deflection
→
Repeated Contact Without Resolution
Deflection to alternative processes without substantive engagement generates repeated contact cycles as the person re-enters at earlier stages.
Transfer of Burden
→
Repeated Contact Without Resolution
When responsibility for progression is displaced onto the complainant, repeated contact becomes structurally necessary to maintain any movement.
Escalation

One condition develops into another over time without resolution.

Institutional Delay
→
Escalation Without Response
Sustained delay without substantive engagement causes case severity to increase while institutional response patterns remain unchanged.
Procedural Deflection
→
Escalation Without Response
Sequential procedural redirection without resolution allows underlying urgency to increase while the institution remains nominally engaged.
Transfer of Burden
→
Escalation Without Response
Sustained burden on the complainant without institutional movement allows the case to escalate beyond the original submission context.
Co-occurrence

Two conditions frequently appear together in the same record.

Procedural Deflection
↔
Institutional Delay
Procedural redirection and delay frequently co-occur — deflection to alternative processes introduces additional delay without substantive progress.
Repeated Contact Without Resolution
↔
Escalation Without Response
Repeated contact without resolution and escalation without response frequently appear together — each contact restarts without building toward resolution.
Transfer of Burden
↔
Institutional Delay
Delay and burden transfer are structurally linked — institutions that fail to progress cases also tend to displace follow-up responsibility.
Co-occurrence — inferred from archive
Escalation Without Response↔Transfer of Burden19 records
Eskalacja bez odpowiedzi↔Przeniesienie ciężaru1 record
Escalation Without Response↔INSTITUTIONAL_DELAY1 record
Escalation Without Response↔PROCEDURAL_DEFLECTION1 record
Escalation Without Response↔REPEATED_CONTACT_WITHOUT_RESOLUTION1 record
INSTITUTIONAL_DELAY↔PROCEDURAL_DEFLECTION1 record
INSTITUTIONAL_DELAY↔REPEATED_CONTACT_WITHOUT_RESOLUTION1 record
INSTITUTIONAL_DELAY↔Transfer of Burden1 record
PROCEDURAL_DEFLECTION↔REPEATED_CONTACT_WITHOUT_RESOLUTION1 record
PROCEDURAL_DEFLECTION↔Transfer of Burden1 record
REPEATED_CONTACT_WITHOUT_RESOLUTION↔Transfer of Burden1 record
Machine-readable access: GET /api/conditions/map  ·  Returns explicit relationships, inferred co-occurrence, and condition emergence order as JSON.