2001
DOI: 10.1053/apnr.2001.21081
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Maximizing results with focus groups: Moderator and analysis issues

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“…All FGIs were transcribed verbatim, including words and emotions, as soon after the interviews as possible (Morrison-Beedy et al 2001). This helped to retain contextual meaning.…”
Section: Analytical Processmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All FGIs were transcribed verbatim, including words and emotions, as soon after the interviews as possible (Morrison-Beedy et al 2001). This helped to retain contextual meaning.…”
Section: Analytical Processmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Reliability concerns the consistency and trustworthiness of the results and is based on a range of criteria for assessing the "truth value", including a systematic collection of data throughout the research period [31]. Validity refers to assessing the truth value in a way that inspires confidence in the data, in addition to reflecting multiple realities [32]. For these reasons, a focus group interview as a qualitative research method seems to imply a broader interpretation of validity than is the case in quantitative research.…”
Section: The Truthfulness Of the Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…. Ils sont très utiles pour saisir l'ensemble des réactions, points de vue et opinions sur un sujet donné (Kitzinger, 1996 ;Morgan, 1993 ;Morrison-Beedy, Côté-Arseneault & Fischbeck-Feinstein, 2001). Les groupes focalisés permettent aux chercheurs, lors d'une rencontre semi-dirigée de connaître de manière plus approfondie un sujet en particulier (Clarke, 1999).…”
Section: Outils Sur Le Fonctionnement Dans Les Rôles Sociauxunclassified
“…Deux observateurs, membres de l'équipe de recherche, sont assis en retrait dans la salle pour prendre des notes et répondre à d'éventuels problèmes (Beyea, 2000 ;Morrison-Beedy et al, 2001). Ils relèvent l'ordre des répondants, les réponses et toutes autres informations non verbales (signes d'accord, indications sur l'humeur du groupe, spontanéité, contradictions, intensité des réponses, etc.)…”
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