A Handbook for Excellence in Focus Group Research. By Mary Debus, Academy for Educational Development.
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The Focus Group Kit. You’ve just been asked to run a focus group, but you don’t know where to start. How do you get the right mix of people together? How many people should be in your group? What kind of questions should you ask? How do you phrase them? What do you do with the information you’ve gathered? How do you put it all together into one cohesive report? These are but a few of the issues that are covered in The Focus Group Kit. The kit provides you with all you’ll need to know to run a successful focus group, from the initial planning stages to asking questions to moderating to the final analyzing and reporting of your research – it’s all here!
The Focus Group Guidebook by David L. Morgan
Planning Focus Groups by David L. Morgan
Developing Questions for Focus Groups by Richard A. Krueger
Moderating Focus Groups by Richard A. Krueger
Involving Community Members in Focus Groups by Richard A. Krueger & Jean A. King
Analyzing and Reporting Focus Group Results by Richard A. Krueger

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