Focus Groups¶
Krueger, R. A., & Casey, M. A. (2009). Focus Groups: A Practical Guide for Applied Research. Sage Publications.
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- The moderator's role is to enable this cascade without directing it: using a prepared discussion guide to keep the topic in scope, probing without leading, managing dominant voices so minority views surface
This sourceKrueger and Casey's guidance on the moderator managing dominant talkers and shy participants within a carefully focused discussion.
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“Experts, [Dominant] Talkers, Shy Participants, and Ramblers”
- The moderator's role is to enable this cascade without directing it: using a prepared discussion guide to keep the topic in scope, probing without leading, managing dominant voices so minority views surface
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