A New Era in Focus Group Research Challenges, Innovation and Practice
This volume provides a critical approach to using focus groups, examining how focus groups have been utilized to research a diverse set of research questions covering a broad spectrum of substantive fields. The collection acknowledges the tensions between different research traditions, disciplinary...
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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London
Palgrave Macmillan
2017, 2017
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 2017 |
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Table of Contents:
- 9. Hybrid focus groups as a means to investigate practical reasoning, learning processes and indigenous activities; Ana Prades, Josep Espluga & Tom Horlick-Jones
- Part III:Innovations in Focus Group Facilitation
- 10. The use of video recording in longitudinal focus group research; Claire Thompson, Daniel J Lewis AND Stephanie J.C. Taylor
- 11. Best practices for Synchronous Online Focus Groups; Bojana Lobe
- 12. Performance-Based Focus Groups; Jennifer Wooten
- 13. Collective production of discourse and the Qualitative School of Madrid; Jorge Ruiz Ruiz
- Part IV: Theoretical Developments
- 14. A kaleidoscope of voices: Using focus groups in a study of rural adolescent girls; Erin E. Seato
- 15. Bringing socio-narratology and visual methods to focus group research; Cassandra Phoenix, Noreen Orr and Meridith Griffin
- 16. Focus groups as anticipatory methodology: A contribution from Science and Technology Studies towards socially-resilient governance; Phil Macnaghten
- 1. Setting the scene for a new era of focus group research; Rosaline S. Barbour
- Part I: Using Focus Groups in New Settings
- 2. Accessing the closed world of professional football; Chris Platts and Andy Smith
- 3. Outsourcing qualitative health research; Laurence Kohn & Wendy Christiaens
- 4. Cross-cultural focus group discussions; Monique M. Hennink
- 5. Exploring Sex, HIV & ‘Sensitive' Space(s) among Sexual Minority Young Adults in Thailand; Peter A. Newman, Suchon Tepjan, & Clara Rubincam
- Part 2: Capitalizing on Focus Groups in Mixed Methods Contexts
- 6. Use of focus groups in developing behavioural m-health interventions: A critical review; Helen Eborall & Katie Morton
- 7. Programme evaluation in the Chinese cultural context; Daniel T.L. Shek
- 8. Focus groups in triangulation contexts; Sabine Caillaud and Uwe Flick
- 17. Using focus groups to study the process of (de)politicization;Sophie Duchesne
- 18. Practice theoretically inspired focus groups: Socially recognizable performativity?; Bente Halkier
- 19. A call for further innovations in focus groups; David L. Morgan