Focus groups

Richard A. Krueger

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Focus groups

by Richard A. Krueger

Published

1994

Publisher

Sage Pubns.

Pages

1

ISBN-10

0803955677

Description

The highly acclaimed first edition of Richard Krueger's Focus Groups has become the standard introduction to this widely used technique. Retaining its focus on applied research and its step-by-step approach to planning and conducting a successful focus group, this new edition has been expanded to offer broader coverage on analyzing focus group results and exploring various collaborative approaches. It also includes additional material on questioning strategies, moderator roles, selecting participants, and accounting for cultural diversity within a focus group.

Subjects

Focused group interviewingMethodologySocial sciencesResearch DesignGruppeMethodsInterviewingGroepsinterviewsFocus GroupsRecherche évaluative (Programmes d'action sociale)EvaluationsforschungSociology, methodologyInterviewing in sociologySocial sciences, methodologyEvaluation research (social action programs)Social sciences--methodologySocial sciences--methodsH61.28 .k78 2009H 61.28 k78f 2009361.6/1068
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Who is the author of Focus groups?

Focus groups was written by Richard A. Krueger.

When was Focus groups published?

The publication date for this specific edition is 1994. The original work may have been published on a different date.