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Below are the steps in coding a transcript. Place them in order by numbering the steps from 1 = first step to 5 = last step.

________ Dividing the text into segments
________ Reducing overlaps among the codes
________ Collapsing codes into themes
________ Reading through the data
________ Labeling the segments of information with codes
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Reply #1 on: Mar 7, 2019
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Reply #4 on: Nov 5, 2023
Quote from: aburgess on Mar  7, 2019
2, Dividing the text into segments; 4, Reducing overlaps among the codes; 5, Collapsing codes into themes; 1, Reading through the data; 3, Labeling the segments of information with codes
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