One-On-One Interviews Are a Better Choice Than Focus Groups When

question 63

Multiple Choice

One-on-one interviews are a better choice than focus groups when ___________________.

• A) Disagreement is unlikely.
• B) The researcher wants to gather information quickly
• C) There is no concern about interviewer effects
• D) Researchers want to explore controversial topics

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