The authors wish to make the following change to their paper (). The materials and methods under section “Data Analysis” incorrectly references a paper (Charmaz 2014). The correct version of Section 2.4. “Data Analysis” is as follows:
2.4. Data Analysis
The analysis process followed Corbin and Strauss’s three phases of coding: open, axial, and selective (). In open coding, the transcribed interviews were examined line-by-line to develop the initial coding for descriptive categories. Axial coding was carried out to establish the relationships between the developed categories ().
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