The Primary Difference Between Nominal Groups and Focus Groups Is

question 24

Multiple Choice

The primary difference between nominal groups and focus groups is that nominal groups require

• A)more participants.
• B)less time.
• C)little or no moderation.
• D)complete anonymity.
• E)written responses from participants.

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Definitions:

Operant Psychologists

Psychologists who study behavior as it is influenced by its consequences, emphasizing the use of reinforcement and punishment.

Bar Pressing

A behavior in laboratory animals, like rats, trained to press a bar or lever to obtain food or water, used in research on learning and conditioning.

Conditioning Situation

A scenario or environment in which classical or operant conditioning occurs, thereby influencing learning or behavior.

Instinctive Drift

The tendency of an animal's learned behavior to revert to its instinctual behaviors over time, interfering with conditioned responses.