Question 1

The main advantages to a focus group are:

Accepted Answer

A)  Speed, cost, and group effect 
B)  Large number of participants, speed, group effect 
C)  Speed, cost, and quantitative data 
D)  Group effect, speed, and efficiency 
A)  Speed, cost, and group effect 
B)  Large number of participants, speed, group effect 
C)  Speed, cost, and quantitative data 
D)  Group effect, speed, and efficiency

Question 2

Discuss the options for analyzing focus group data.

Accepted Answer

There are several options for analyzing

Question 3

The main limitations to a focus group are:

Accepted Answer

A)  Costs and technology 
B)  Participants and moderator 
C)  Moderator and discussion guide 
D)  Technology and participants 
A)  Costs and technology 
B)  Participants and moderator 
C)  Moderator and discussion guide 
D)  Technology and participants

Question 4

A form of interviewing that can be formal, informal, in the field, or brainstorming sessions.

Accepted Answer

A)  Focus group 
B)  Moderator 
C)  Group interaction 
D)  Group effect 
A)  Focus group 
B)  Moderator 
C)  Group interaction 
D)  Group effect

Question 5

Identify the way focus group data may be analyzed:

Accepted Answer

A)  An OED analysis 
B)  A multi-analysis of variance 
C)  A discourse analysis 
D)  A chi-square analysis 
A)  An OED analysis 
B)  A multi-analysis of variance 
C)  A discourse analysis 
D)  A chi-square analysis

Question 6

Identify the way focus group data may be analyzed:

Accepted Answer

A)  A square-root analysis 
B)  An insight analysis 
C)  constant comparison analysis 
D)  A content analysis 
A)  A square-root analysis 
B)  An insight analysis 
C)  constant comparison analysis 
D)  A content analysis

The main advantages to a focus group are:

Discuss the options for analyzing focus group data.

The main limitations to a focus group are:

A form of interviewing that can be formal, informal, in the field, or brainstorming sessions.

Identify the way focus group data may be analyzed:

Identify the way focus group data may be analyzed:

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Interpretive Paradigm

Critical Paradigm

Data

Evaluating Research

Hypotheses and Research Questions

Ethnography

Interviewing

Content Analysis

Discourse Analysis

Surveys

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Experimental Design

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Rhetorical Criticism

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Exam 10: Focus Groups

The main advantages to a focus group are:

Discuss the options for analyzing focus group data.

The main limitations to a focus group are:

A form of interviewing that can be formal, informal, in the field, or brainstorming sessions.

Identify the way focus group data may be analyzed:

Identify the way focus group data may be analyzed:

Introduction Ethics

Social Science

Interpretive Paradigm

Critical Paradigm

Data

Evaluating Research

Hypotheses and Research Questions

Ethnography

Interviewing

Content Analysis

Discourse Analysis

Surveys

Descriptive

Inferential

Experimental Design

Mixed Methods

Rhetorical Criticism

Critical Rhetoric

Performance

Filters