Advanced Focus Group Research


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Advanced Focus Group Research


Advanced Focus Group Research

Author: Edward F. Fern

language: en

Publisher: SAGE

Release Date: 2001-06-25


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Broad and international in scope, Advanced Focus Group Research introduces a conceptual framework that can help researchers make informed decisions about how to plan and implement a focus group research project.

Advanced Focus Group Research


Advanced Focus Group Research

Author: Edward F. Fern

language: en

Publisher: SAGE Publications, Incorporated

Release Date: 2001-06-26


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Specifically written for researchers and students with a fundamental knowledge of focus group research, the book gives numerous examples of what researchers should and should not do in designing their own research projects. In addition, it critically examines the limits of focus groups and suggests how to use focus groups for nontraditional research tasks.

Advanced Focus Group Research


Advanced Focus Group Research

Author: Edward F. Fern

language: en

Publisher: SAGE Publications

Release Date: 2001-06-25


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Advanced Focus Group Research examines the focus group research process in depth. It uncovers and addresses many of the complexities researchers encounter in conducting focus group research and introduces a conceptual framework that helps researchers make informed decisions about how to plan a focus group research project. Specifically written for researchers and students with a fundamental knowledge of focus group research, the book gives numerous examples of what researchers should and should not do in designing their own research projects. In addition, it critically examines the limits of focus groups and suggests how to use focus groups for nontraditional research tasks.