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.

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Definitions:

Basic Needs

Fundamental requirements necessary for individuals to live in a minimal level of comfort, usually including food, water, shelter, and clothing.

Minimal Injury

The least amount of physical harm caused to a person or entity, often considered in legal contexts.

Self-Determination

The principle that individuals or groups have the right to make their own choices and control their own lives without external coercion.

NASW Code

A set of guidelines set by the National Association of Social Workers to outline the ethical responsibilities and standards of the profession.