The Key Feature That Distinguishes Focus Groups from Depth Interviews

question 45

Multiple Choice

The key feature that distinguishes focus groups from depth interviews is:

• A) Group interaction.
• B) The presence of a researcher.
• C) The expertise of the participant(s)
• D) The time required to do one.
• E) All of the above are correct.

---

Definitions:

Rewarding

Offering satisfaction, joy, or benefits in return for effort or behavior, thereby positively reinforcing such actions.

Self-handicapping

A behavior or strategy whereby individuals create obstacles and excuses to avoid self-blame when they do poorly on a task.

Classroom Setting

The physical or virtual environment in which formal education or instruction takes place, typically involving a group of students and a teacher.

Bankruptcy Code

The set of federal statutes and regulations that govern the process of bankruptcy in the United States, providing for the resolution of insolvency cases and reorganization of debtor assets.