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Peer reviewedKerslake, Evelyn; Goulding, Anne – Education for Information, 1996
Outlines current ideas about the use of focus groups in library and information science and considers advantages and disadvantages of different types of focus group discussions. Discusses reasons for choosing this research method. (AEF)
Descriptors: Data Collection, Focus Groups, Group Discussion, Information Science
