Discussion
‘Focus group discussion’ is generally used in .............. research.
Answer: A
Focus group discussion is generally used in qualitative research.
A focus group brings together six to twelve people with a shared experience and a facilitator who guides an open discussion on a topic. What it produces is talk: opinions, meanings, disagreements and the language people use, which the researcher analyses for themes rather than counts. That makes it a qualitative method.
Quantitative research relies on standardised measurement and statistical analysis, typically through structured questionnaires. Quasi-experimental designs compare groups without random assignment to test an intervention. 'Quasi-survey' is not a recognised research type.
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