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ArticleSetting the tone for effective observationMartha Wilson|June 1, 1994
ArticleUsing focus groups for a simulated trial processStanford Odesky, Richard Kerger|April 1, 1994
ArticleDon't let technology take control of focus groupsThomas Greenbaum|February 1, 1994
ArticleStory analysis in qualitative researchLois Steinberg|December 1, 1993
ArticleFaster is better when writing qualitative reportsReyn Kinzey|December 1, 1993
ArticleIndividual versus group interviews: is there a 'group difference'?Judith Robinson|December 1, 1993
ArticleObservational research in a focus group settingAlice Rodgers|December 1, 1993
ArticleFrom moderators to consultantsPierre Belisle|December 1, 1993
ArticleNotes on the changing use of qualitative researchLeslie Harris, Paul Bolden|December 1, 1993
ArticleFocus group listening and hearingJim Spanier|December 1, 1993
ArticleMaking storyboards work in focus groupsRusty Clowes|December 1, 1993
ArticleModerating: when gender mattersRebecca Day|December 1, 1993
ArticleSerendipity happens: the element of surprise in qualitative researchDaisy Spier|December 1, 1993
ArticleKeys to successful focus groupsQuirk's Staff|June 1, 1993
ArticleFocus gruops give a Dallas hospital insight into men's attitudes toward health careQuirk's Staff|January 1, 1993