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6 days ago · Definition. Focus groups bring individuals from the study population together in a specific setting in order to discuss an issue as a group. The discussion generates research data. Methods. Focus groups typically have these features: Four to ten participants meeting for up to two hours.
3 days ago · This study includes nine participants in total, who, if needed, will participate in the focused group discussion and in-depth interview. Five of them will joined the in-depth interview (IDI) while the remaining four have joined focused group discussion.
4 days ago · Learn how to lead large group discussions where every participant feels heard, with practical tips on time management and facilitation techniques.
4 days ago · THE relevance of focused group discussions (FGDs) has been a topic of debate in recent years. This method has been a staple in market research, social sciences, and policy development. However, the digital age has introduced new methodologies that challenge the supremacy of FGDs.
6 days ago · Organize the discussion from the general to the specific, linking your findings to the literature, then to theory, then to practice [if appropriate]. Use the same key terms, narrative style, and verb tense [present] that you used when describing the research problem in your introduction.
4 days ago · Learn how to plan and facilitate effective group discussions in your training sessions with these practical tips and examples.
1 day ago · 1 Set Expectations. Before diving into the discussion, it's crucial to set clear expectations for your virtual focus group. Explain the goals, topics, and format of the session to participants ...
