5. Question 5 Suppose you’ve collected the group’s favorite features on a flipchart. What can you do to prioritize those ideas? 1 / 1 point Point to one of the features, then…
3. Question 3 Evaluate which of the following would be the best icebreaker leading into introductions. 1 / 1 point Please tell us your favorite movie, favorite actor, favorite scene from that…
1. Question 1 Suppose you are recruiting for our business case focus group. You’re on the UC Davis campus ready to begin. What can you do to prepare to overcome…
9. Question 9 If a debate ensues over a conflict of opinions, what should you remind the group? 1 / 1 point Ask for a show of hands to see which side…
8. Question 8 When everyone starts talking at once, how should the moderator respond? 1 / 1 point Allow everyone to try to be heard over the others; that way you will…
7. Question 7 How can you tell when you should allow the group to redirect the discussion to something out of the planned order or beyond what you planned? 1 / 1 point…
2. Question 2 It’s easy to overlook small details that are important to the success of your focus group; what action should you take to make sure your room is…
9. Question 9 Suppose you are doing qualitative research on children with learning disabilities. Which would be a good place to start recruiting for a focus group of their parents?…
8. Question 8 Which of these lists the essential components of a “Screener” for a focus group? 1 / 1 point Name of the focus group topic, date and time, sponsoring organization…
7. Question 7 Which part of your Moderator Guide is essential because it helps participants feel comfortable divulging private information? 1 / 1 point Introductions Confidentiality Section Wrap…
