Focus Group
Qualitative research
Definition
A moderated group discussion (typically 6–10 participants) that generates data from interaction — participants react to and build on each other, surfacing shared norms and disagreements.
Where it's used
- Exploring consumer perceptions before questionnaire design
- Community-level views in social research
Software used
NVivoAtlas.ti
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