Broad question areas for focus group discussions
The influence of ethnic group composition on focus group discussions
... and discussions around ethnicity but the ideas generated are likely to be transferable to homogeneity in other demographic characteristics and other ...ethnic group composition ap- peared to have less ...
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Planning and conducting focus group discussions in marketing research
... same broad mission for diverse cultural and linguistic ...clients? Focus groups with different types of clients are an obvious way to investigate this ...of focus groups also points at the ...
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Sensory Experiences and Expectations of Organic Food Results of Focus Group Discussions
... 7.5 Expectations and implications of sensory properties as a marketing tool In the context of consumers’ experiences and expectations on sensory marketing, the central question of a general usefulness of sensory ...
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Using WhatsApp for focus group discussions: ecological validity, inclusion and deliberation
... topic areas which I spread throughout the day to give enough room for topics to be discussed in depth without excluding participants who were busy at the time a topic was ...on discussions they may have ...
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Understanding the neighbourhood choice decisions of movers: an analysis of focus group discussions
... PT accessibility. This study found that rural residents valued open space, greenery and quietness highly in their life whereas proximity to neighbourhood facilities and PT were low priorities. This is probably because of ...
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Flemish adolescents’ perceptions of cigarette plain packaging: a qualitative study with focus group discussions
... introductory question, one or two transitional questions and a ...research question: ‘ What motivates young people to choose a certain cigarette package? ’ , several open-ended key ques- tions with ...
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Exploring issues relating to acquiring competence at work: focus group discussions with accountancy trainees
... The focus group discussion with trainees in location a revealed some issues such as benchmarking, mentoring, continuous learning, self-image and self-knowledge, working with other experienced people and ...
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Need for women-centered treatment for substance use disorders: results from focus group discussions
... I want to know more about what is happening in treatment. What happens when I am there, the schedule, and what am I going to be working on? What are we going to be doing? (Participant 2) To increase awareness of ...
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Sharing experiences and dilemmas of conducting focus group discussions on HIV and tuberculosis in resource-poor settings
... research question there is a need to caution against the possibility of only recruiting PLHIV who are open about their status and active advocates of the needs of PLHIV, as their experiences are unlikely to be ...
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Adolescents’ Use of the Nutrition Information Panel for Food Choice: A Content Validation of Focus Group Discussions
... about the complexities of thoughts and behaviors. 9 FGDs usually lead to rich stories that most likely would not be told in such detail in a different kind of setting. They can only occur when participants feel ...
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Optimal size for Online asynchronous text-based focus group discussions: a mixed methods study
... The focus groups were commissioned by the National Transition Technical Assistance Center of the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) in hopes of assessing student reactions to services provided ...for ...
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Retention of allied health professionals in rural New South Wales: a thematic analysis of focus group discussions
... other areas that they're not able to, and then you're in this dilemma between being able to fight for services, or even for staff, being able to recruit when money is short, and being able to offer the staff that ...
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Risk-Increasing and Risk-Reducing Practices in Human Resource Management: Focus Group Discussions with Livestock Managers
... U.S. employees in work teams. Some participants used rotation to allow employees who did not work well together a break from each other. A more common practice to deal with incompatibility of em- ployees was flexible ...
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Repeat Focus Group Discussions as a Tool for Strengthening of Management Capacity in a Community Development Project in Western China
... through Broad and Long Participation The participants’ demonstrated different attitudes depending on how long they had taken part in the ...core group meetings they had ...core group meetings were on ...
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Findings from School Group Discussions
... this question respondents were asked to consider their activities in the context of recommended activity levels and with a broad concept of physical activity in mind (one that includes work/school-based, ...
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'Will I be able to have a baby?' Results from online focus group discussions with childhood cancer survivors in Sweden
... a broad perspective on the studied ...online focus group dis- cussions, allowed different views and opinions related to the discussion topics to be ...
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Exploring views on long term rehabilitation for people with stroke in a developing country: findings from focus group discussions
... Despite these recommendations, question remains on what would be an ideal timing of ‘long term rehabilitation’ for stroke survivors. It is generally understood that longer duration of rehabilitation would mean ...
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Interlinkages between Energy, Environmental Changes and Livelihoods in Laotian Households : Findings from 14 Focus Group Discussions
... Bio gas Cooking, lighting 3.2 Livelihoods and Food Security In Northern provinces where most villages were located in mountainous areas, people said that they had limited amount of agricultural land and water ...
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... and focus group discussions as a means to further explore views, opinions and expectations relating to the research ...four focus groups were made of (a) parents and grandparents, (b) ...
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Determinants of eating behaviour in university students : a qualitative study using focus group discussions
... mixed-gender focus groups in- cluding students of different study years and disciplines, allowing us to create interaction between both genders with a variety of study experience and backgrounds, which in turn ...
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