Focus Group Session 5 Demonstration

[@jenniferhizzy6591]

I enjoyed the facilitators neutrality, and flow.

[@lurosundayomololu2040]

Some culture do not talk while they eat. so on an international standard research revealed that we should consider other culture in conversations of such!

[@eliquid]

feeding the people with trash food while asking them how shoud be a healthy entire familiy (that cares about healthy food, excercise and habits) could be really humilliating or at least a torture.

[@AlwiellandQBello]

yeah. how could they even concentrate on the discussions if they would be at the same time eating?

[@oxytosin]

This is very good. If you give a wrong comment, you are ungrateful. Thanks Prof.

[@bhaktivv]

Seems like they squeezed in the session during everyone’s lunch break

[@user-uy2su8wk5k]

what was the audio set up for this? just the two recorders in the middle?

[@nhantiger4726]

Great discussion

[@katenkechi6996]

Great demonstration of FG. Although the participants stressed my mind out with the excessive use of the figure of speech "like" in communicating their ideas. I really do not understand how our grammar has developed to this style of infusing "like like like" consecutively without end by a large number of interlocutors 😅. Overall, great listen.

[@user-kx2ik4zk4r]

Is five participants not too small?

[@chrisliang8016]

I think 5 would be ok, 6 to 10 participants would be a normal sized focus group, and your data could get saturated with more participants?

[@daniellouis8489]

To carry this focus group in a eating environement is frankly distracting and innappropriate.

[@bettybritt7194]

I don't like to sit and watch other people eat.

[@SuperTheHiggins]

the eating.....eeekkkkk. The sound of eating is soooo distracting.

[@rayalvarado78]

Tell this Guy Noah stop eating the dam food. so annoying when people are speaking.

[@LucasLopesRamosPinheiro]

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