Boundaries and Overwork, level by level

A single column journal figure in the hierarchy view: one theme above its five codes, with the two sub-codes of Blurred Work Hours beneath.

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  • ViewHierarchy
  • Made forFigure 2, single column width
  • FieldOrganisational psychology
  • Participants8 participants
  • FigureFigure 2
  • DatasetWorking Well sample dataset (demo data)
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  1. What the figure shows
    1. Why this view
    2. In the article

What the figure shows

The same theme as the thesis figure, Boundaries and Overwork, laid out as a tree. The theme sits at the top, its five codes beneath it, and the code Blurred Work Hours branches again into two sub-codes, Morning Bleed and Evening Bleed. Each level is drawn in a lighter fill of the theme's colour.

Why this view

A journal column is narrow and tall, and a hierarchy reads top to bottom, so it fits where a network would need shrinking. It also shows nesting at a glance: a reader can see straight away that Blurred Work Hours is the one code with sub-codes, which the article then explains.

In the article

A figure like this sits beside the paragraph that introduces the theme, so readers can hold the structure in mind while they read the quotes. The figure is made from made-up sample data and carries no participant names.

How it was made

Reflexive thematic analysis, hierarchy view, Themescape harbour palette.

Node networkHierarchyFile treeNode networkHierarchyFile treeBoundaries andOverworkBlurredhoursNo offswitchEmail atnightWeekendworkWorking Well
Boundariesand OverworkWellbeingand BurnoutVisibilityand TrustShowThemesCodesQuotes
Boundariesand OverworkWellbeingand BurnoutVisibilityand TrustSave and exportExport as SVGSVGExport as PNG (2x)PNGSave layoutSavethemescape-figure-node-network.svgthemescape-figure-node-network.png

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