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A New Era in Focus Group Research

Editors: Barbour, Rosaline S.; Morgan, David L.

DOI: 10.1057/978-1-137-58614-8

ISBN: 978-1-137-58613-1

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan UK - Springer Journals

Jun 24, 2017

11 - 19 of 19 Chapters

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Best Practices for Synchronous Online Focus Groups

Lobe, Bojana

Pages: 227 –250

[With continuous technological improvements, online data collection has become an expanding and valuable field in social sciences. Online focus groups are now increasingly used to complement or even replace face-to-face research interactions with technologically mediated ones. When referring to...
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Performance-Based Focus Groups

Wooten, Jennifer

Pages: 251 –275

[Performance-based focus groups (PBFGs) in many ways resemble other types of focus groups in that the researcher-facilitator assembles a group of people with some connection to the topic to be explored. The difference, however, is how PBFGs include performance, or the active engagement of...
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Collective Production of Discourse: An Approach Based on the Qualitative School of Madrid

Ruiz, Jorge Ruiz

Pages: 277 –300

[In recent years, social researchers who use focus groups have shown a growing interest in group discourse, recognizing that this involves much more than the simple aggregation of individual opinions or individual discourse. This has also extended to include a focus on the necessary conditions...
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A Kaleidoscope of Voices: Using Focus Groups in a Study of Rural Adolescent Girls

Seaton, Erin E.

Pages: 303 –323

[In this yearlong research study examining rural adolescent girls’ narratives of identity, I did not originally propose to interview the girls in focus groups. However, in the isolated and small community context in which the girls lived, being singled out for individual interviews posed a...
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Bringing Socio-Narratology and Visual Methods to Focus Group Research

Phoenix, Cassandra; Orr, Noreen; Griffin, Meridith

Pages: 325 –342

[Informed by narrative inquiry, this chapter makes a unique contribution to the theorizing of focus groups. It uses empirical data from research into perceptions of physically active older adults across the life course to critically examine the work that stories can do within a focus group...
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Focus Groups as Anticipatory Methodology: A Contribution from Science and Technology Studies Towards Socially Resilient Governance

Macnaghten, Phil

Pages: 343 –363

[Focus group practitioners have tended to emphasize the capacity of the methodology for exploring how people think about topics that are familiar and that have some grounding in everyday experience. Less articulated in the literature is the role of focus groups as an anticipatory methodology, as...
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Using Focus Groups to Study the Process of (de)Politicization

Duchesne, Sophie

Pages: 365 –387

[Numerous studies have shown that most citizens consider themselves politically unsophisticated and that they perceive politics as being far removed from daily life. As a consequence they explicitly avoid discussing politics in public. It proved possible, however, to invite participants to...
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Practice Theoretically Inspired Focus Groups: Socially Recognizable Performativity?

Halkier, Bente

Pages: 389 –410

[Focus groups have been theorized along a continuum, ranging from different types of scientific realism to various forms of social constructivism. One of the main points of disagreement relates to the understanding of the relations between the content of expressions in the focus group and the...
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Conclusions: A Call for Further Innovations in Focus Groups

Morgan, David L.

Pages: 411 –420

[This concluding chapter considers both the more innovative aspects of the previous chapters and additional topics that are ripe for further advances. One feature that several of these chapters share is an emphasis on creating more inventive approaches to interaction in focus groups, including...

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