Focus Groups and Ethnography
Human Organization March 1, 1995 Michael Agar, James E. Macdonald 364 citations
Focus groups continue to grow in popularity as a method of applied social research. The two authors, anthropologically trained ethnographers, show how a particular focus group with former LSD-using adolescents dovetailed with other ethnographic data. By looking at a focus group transcript using a simplified version of techniques in conversational analysis, and by interpreting the utterances as...
DOI: 10.17730/humo.54.1.x102372362631282 (opens in new tab)
Ethnography
Focus optics
Focus group
Anthropology