A reseаrcher аnаlyzes interview transcripts frоm 20 first-generatiоn students. The researcher's initial cоdes include: "navigating multiple identities," "experiencing discrimination," "managing financial stress," "uncertain belonging," "seeking support," "family expectations," "demonstrating resilience." After two coding rounds, these organize into three themes: Identity Negotiation: Students actively reconciling multiple identities (first-gen, racial/ethnic, socioeconomic, academic) in tension with institutional cultures Institutional Barriers and Agency: Students encountering systemic obstacles while exercising strategic agency and adaptation Relational Anchors: Specific individuals providing emotional, informational, or practical support The researcher reflects: "As a first-generation student myself, I notice I coded 'resilience' frequently. I wonder if I'm over-interpreting students' adaptive responses as strength rather than considering them as necessary survival strategies in an unsupportive system. My own positive narrative about overcoming disadvantage may be shaping how I interpret student experiences." This researcher is primarily demonstrating:
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