Sentences with phrase «of focus groups»

In 2007 and 2008 we did a series of focus groups with small business owners on this topic.

Everybody liked it... except members of a focus group composed of business book readers!

The results of these focus groups have been used to develop the online psychological intervention for partners of men with prostate cancer.

Analysis of focus group data provided further insight into the impact of the intervention.

We did a lot of focus group testing with different types of users, including kids and adults.

Or the thoughts that came out of focus groups playing early builds of the game.

This may be in the form of focus groups, one - on - one calls with customers, or surveys.

Over the last several years, I've conducted hundreds of focus groups, interviews, and gatherings of young Christian leaders.

The district has scheduled a series of focus group meetings later this month and is aiming to get as many as 12 participants in each session.

While developers collect their own statistics and user responses, this was the first time this sort of focus group was organized, she said.

Even the most avid study of focus groups will sufficiently transform a politician who has lost touch.

We are now planning to conduct a series of focus groups designed to get kids (and parents) talking about their hospital experiences to find out what they found frightening.

To ensure your eLearning activities will provide value to prospective adult learners, it's wise to put your ideas in front of a focus group, or use a poll.

The team drew input from a variety of sources including an array of focus groups made up of teachers and service providers.

Oh, I hope every member of this focus group gives you an enthusiastic «two thumbs up»!

Each participant signed a consent form prior to commencement of the focus groups or gave verbal consent for a telephone interview.

Attention has been directed to the rise of focus groups, the use of opinion polling and message testing.

The goal of the focus group was to identify issues related to Article 15 that are specific to the science of statistics and the statistics community.

Based on the response of the focus group, you can make sure that your eLearning activities are geared toward your target audience.

If you would like to get involved in developing our resources, why not join our teacher team or sign up for one of our focus groups around the country.

Most of our projects include several days of focus groups with lawyers, staff, and management.

Three prospective teachers also participated as members of a focus group to be studied during small group discussions.

The results of the inventory are then tested in a series of focus groups with a cross section of members of the firm.

These consultations took the form of focus groups, public forums as well as individual meetings with some organisations and government departments.

She has conducted hundreds of focus groups and analyzed hundreds of thousands of profiles.

Overall, a little more than a third of focus group participants (38 percent of the Virginia sample and 32 percent of the New Jersey sample) indicated on their written questionnaire that either they or their spouse had sought marriage counseling.

My Mr has been part of focus groups before and half the people are there for free food and the other half give constructive criticism if necessary.

Teachers across the country have been invited to share their views on the new Internet Safety Strategy green paper, in a number of focus groups organised by the London Grid for Learning (LGfL TRUSTnet) on behalf of the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS).

Over the last six months, I've conducted dozens of focus groups on a range of political and commercial issues (with dozens more to follow in the New Year).

The Naperville Park District has made several changes to better accommodate senior citizens, following a series of focus groups last summer.

But McDonnell is proving to be more multi-layered than his caricature, seeking late in his career to match expediency with belief, gripped by the need to prove economic competence (he reads the findings of focus groups as avidly as New Labour's leading figures used to do), knows the importance of narrative and how George Osborne impressively framed one about how Labour crashed the car and should never be given the keys again.

An expert panel representing the disciplines of psychiatry, psychology, public health, social science and health promotion with expertise in mental health and well - being was convened to consider the results of the UK validation of Affectometer 2 [21, 22] and the analysis of focus group discussions.

I think that maybe Gmman99 was refering to GM's pension for putting designs in front of focus groups before making final design decisions.

Overall, a little more than a third of focus group participants (38 percent of the Virginia sample and 32 percent of the New Jersey sample) indicated on their written questionnaire that either they or their spouse had sought marriage counseling.

The objectives of these focus groups was to obtain descriptions of the perceived nature of fathers» positive support and to explore the effective support strategies fathers can use to be breastfeeding advocates.

In dozens of focus group conversations with LexisNexis representatives, that's what eDiscovery professionals say they need.

In a new set of focus groups convened by the Synthetic Biology Project, participants raised concerns about the specific applications of the emerging technology.

Occasionally there are online versions of a focus group, which pay the same amount via bank transfer, PayPal or Amazon email gift voucher.

Depending on your level of skepticism, it either pays homage to the Baja Bugs of the 1960s and 1970s, or it's the product of focus group feedback on a lifted Golf chassis.

These insights were subsequently reviewed and vetted by a number of focus groups of MSP leaders.

A post-lesson discussion allows the current Year 1 teacher to clarify her understanding of the purpose of a focus group as an instructional strategy.

All 30 members of the focus group felt Mr Brown had betrayed Mr Blair, with all recipients doubting his denials that he had attempted a political «coup» to force the prime minister to step down.