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جدول شماره 3: مشخصات مشارکت‌کنندگان تحقیق

جدول شماره 4: مضامین استخراج‌شده از مصاحبه‌ها

مضمون اول: باور به وجود تبعیض در اجتماع

مضمون دوم: احساس درماندگی

مضمون سوم: شرایط اقتصادی ناایمن

مضمون چهارم: احساس بی‌قدرتی

مضمون پنجم: روابط خانوادگی نامستحکم

مضمون ششم: عطش حمایت بیرونی

مضمون هفتم: حمایتهای سازمانی غیرتوانمندساز

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