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The focus group : a strategic guide to organizing, conducting and analyzing the focus group interview / Jane Farley Templeton.

LIBRA HF5415.2 .T46 1994
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Templeton, Jane Farley.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Focus groups.
Marketing research.
Advertising--Research.
Advertising.
Physical Description:
xiv, 308 pages ; 24 cm
Edition:
Revised edition.
Place of Publication:
Burr Ridge, Ill. : Irwin Professional Pub., [1994]
Contents:
Foreword / Robert H. Albert
1. Defining Focus Groups
2. The Focus-Group Interview: The Physical Event
3. The Technical Evolution
4. The Technical Evolution II: The Second Coming
5. The Theoretical Concept
6. The Soul of a Focus Group (or: "Events Inside the Skin")
7. The Interpersonal Event
8. Carry-On Luggage
9. Writing the Report
10. The Functional Tool
11. Choosing Panelists
12. How to Be the "Best Possible" Client and How to Be the "Best Possible" Researcher
13. Coping with Problem Groups
14. Focus on: Tomorrow
App. A Six-Week Schedule for a Focus-Group Project
App. B Qualitative Research Proposal for Sales & Marketing Management
App. C Sample Screening Device for Selecting Focus-Group Panelists
Sales & Marketing Management
App. D Discussion Guide for Sales & Marketing Management
App. E Sample Introduction to Focus-Group Panelists
App. F How to Score the "Buzzword" List
App. G Short Report Exploration of Consumer Responses to Introductory Concepts for Cocktail Mixers
App. H Full Report.
Notes:
Includes index.
ISBN:
1557385300
9781557385307
OCLC:
33135311

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