“…Specifically, textual responses were sorted, and only those answers with “work” inclusive responses were used in this study. This deeper data was analyzed using Leximancer software, a data-processing tool used widely across numerous research disciplines (Cretchley et al , 2010; Islam et al , 2018; Saxena et al , 2018; Singleton et al , 2018; Smith and Humphreys, 2006), by assessing the qualitative data set and cleaning the open-ended survey data set to exclude nonwords (Larose and Larose, 2015), calculating word frequencies using the sliding n-gram window approach (Michel et al , 2011; Struhl, 2015) where words are counted within sentence-level units across the data document at the rate of once per sentence and tallying all words determined to be important. To process and build themes from these frequency counts, the software accounted for all forms of each word using stemming, created indices of unique terms (Nisbet et al , 2017) and constructed a lexicon of these terms (Struhl, 2015).…”