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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1	29 MERTON RK, Fiske M, Kendall PL The Focused Interview FOCUSED INTERVIEW. 1956;	306	306	0	0
2	165 MERTON RK, Fiske M, Kendall PL The Focused Interview: A Manual of Problems and Procedures (2nd Edition) FOCUSED INTERVIEW MA. 1990;	194	194	0	0
3	1 Merton RK, Kendall PL THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1946 MAY; 51 (6): 541-557	156	153	0	22
4	151 MERTON RK THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW AND FOCUS GROUPS - CONTINUITIES AND DISCONTINUITIES PUBLIC OPINION QUARTERLY. 1987 WIN; 51 (4): 550-566	33	89	3	23
5	216 KITZINGER J THE METHODOLOGY OF FOCUS GROUPS - THE IMPORTANCE OF INTERACTION BETWEEN RESEARCH PARTICIPANTS SOCIOLOGY OF HEALTH & ILLNESS. 1994 JAN; 16 (1): 103-121	24	356	7	41
6	150 BASCH CE FOCUS GROUP INTERVIEW - AN UNDERUTILIZED RESEARCH TECHNIQUE FOR IMPROVING THEORY AND PRACTICE IN HEALTH- EDUCATION HEALTH EDUCATION QUARTERLY. 1987 WIN; 14 (4): 411-448	22	293	2	208
7	250 KITZINGER J QUALITATIVE RESEARCH - INTRODUCING FOCUS GROUPS BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. 1995 JUL 29; 311 (7000): 299-302	19	810	4	27
8	128 FERN EF THE USE OF FOCUS GROUPS FOR IDEA GENERATION - THE EFFECTS OF GROUP-SIZE, ACQUAINTANCESHIP, AND MODERATOR ON RESPONSE QUANTITY AND QUALITY JOURNAL OF MARKETING RESEARCH. 1982; 19 (1): 1-13	18	101	1	28
9	259 Morgan DL Focus groups ANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY. 1996; 22: 129-152	15	220	15	94
10	237 AGAR M, MACDONALD J FOCUS GROUPS AND ETHNOGRAPHY HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1995 SPR; 54 (1): 78-86	11	61	2	8
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
11	194 KHAN ME, MANDERSON L FOCUS GROUPS IN TROPICAL DISEASES RESEARCH HEALTH POLICY AND PLANNING. 1992 MAR; 7 (1): 56-66	9	47	4	31
12	255 CAREY MA CONCERNS IN THE ANALYSIS OF FOCUS GROUP DATA - COMMENT QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH. 1995 NOV; 5 (4): 487-495	8	78	1	17
13	253 ASBURY JE OVERVIEW OF FOCUS GROUP RESEARCH QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH. 1995 NOV; 5 (4): 414-420	7	95	2	11
14	266 Lunt P, Livingstone S Rethinking the focus group in media and communications research JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION. 1996 SPR; 46 (2): 79-98	7	54	3	45
15	124 STYCOS JM A CRITIQUE OF FOCUS GROUP AND SURVEY-RESEARCH - THE MACHISMO CASE STUDIES IN FAMILY PLANNING. 1981; 12 (12): 450-456	6	18	1	34
16	316 Sim J Collecting and analysing qualitative data: issues raised by the focus group JOURNAL OF ADVANCED NURSING. 1998 AUG; 28 (2): 345-352	6	140	6	53
17	376 Webb C, Kevern J Focus groups as a research method: a critique of some aspects of their use in nursing research JOURNAL OF ADVANCED NURSING. 2001 MAR; 33 (6): 798-805	6	86	8	47
18	331 Robinson N The use of focus group methodology - with selected examples from sexual health research JOURNAL OF ADVANCED NURSING. 1999 APR; 29 (4): 905-913	5	63	4	37
19	355 Kidd PS, Parshall MB Getting the focus and the group: Enhancing analytical rigor in focus group research QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH. 2000 MAY; 10 (3): 293-308	5	104	13	62
20	103 LASLETT B, RAPOPORT R COLLABORATIVE INTERVIEWING AND INTERACTIVE RESEARCH JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY. 1975; 37 (4): 968-977	4	28	1	20
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
21	154 NELSON JE, FRONTCZAK NT HOW ACQUAINTANCESHIP AND ANALYST CAN INFLUENCE FOCUS GROUP RESULTS JOURNAL OF ADVERTISING. 1988; 17 (1): 41-48	4	9	2	28
22	172 FREY JH, FONTANA A THE GROUP INTERVIEW IN SOCIAL-RESEARCH SOCIAL SCIENCE JOURNAL. 1991; 28 (2): 175-187	4	35	4	40
23	274 Stevens PE Focus groups: Collecting aggregate-level data to understand community health phenomena PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING. 1996 JUN; 13 (3): 170-176	4	65	1	24
24	311 Myers G Displaying opinions: Topics and disagreement in focus groups LANGUAGE IN SOCIETY. 1998 MAR; 27 (1): 85-111	4	45	6	68
25	19 Gross N, Mason WS SOME METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF EIGHT-HOUR INTERVIEWS AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1953 NOV; 59 (3): 197-204	3	11	1	25
26	176 SIEGEL K, KRAUSS BJ LIVING WITH HIV-INFECTION - ADAPTIVE TASKS OF SEROPOSITIVE GAY MEN JOURNAL OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR. 1991 MAR; 32 (1): 17-32	3	80	1	63
27	251 SHERRADEN MS, BARRERA RE QUALITATIVE RESEARCH WITH AN UNDERSTUDIED POPULATION - IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS WITH WOMEN OF MEXICAN DESCENT HISPANIC JOURNAL OF BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES. 1995 NOV; 17 (4): 452-470	3	13	2	65
28	277 Johnson A 'It's good to talk': The focus group and the sociological imagination SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1996 AUG; 44 (3): 517-538	3	23	3	45
29	447 Hollander JA The social contexts of focus groups JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY ETHNOGRAPHY. 2004 OCT; 33 (5): 602-637	3	41	8	74
30	467 Knight JG, Mather DW, Holdsworth DK Impact of genetic modification on country image of imported food products in European markets: Perceptions of channel members FOOD POLICY. 2005 AUG; 30 (4): 385-398	3	10	1	27
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
31	15 Thompson JD, Demerath NJ SOME EXPERIENCES WITH THE GROUP INTERVIEW SOCIAL FORCES. 1952 DEC; 31 (2): 148-154	2	2	1	13
32	28 CAPLOW T THE DYNAMICS OF INFORMATION INTERVIEWING AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1956; 62 (2): 165-171	2	14	2	27
33	95 ZUCKERMA.H INTERVIEWING AN ULTRA-ELITE PUBLIC OPINION QUARTERLY. 1972; 36 (2): 159-&	2	24	1	29
34	102 VANDEVALL M UTILIZATION AND METHODOLOGY OF APPLIED SOCIAL-RESEARCH - 4 COMPLEMENTARY MODELS JOURNAL OF APPLIED BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE. 1975; 11 (1): 14-38	2	21	1	52
35	131 FERN EF FOCUS GROUPS - A REVIEW OF SOME CONTRADICTORY EVIDENCE, IMPLICATIONS, AND SUGGESTIONS FOR FUTURE-RESEARCH ADVANCES IN CONSUMER RESEARCH. 1983; 10: 121-126	2	9	1	31
36	159 MORGAN DL ADJUSTING TO WIDOWHOOD - DO SOCIAL NETWORKS REALLY MAKE IT EASIER GERONTOLOGIST. 1989 FEB; 29 (1): 101-107	2	60	1	27
37	162 BASCH CE, DECICCO IM, MALFETTI JL A FOCUS GROUP-STUDY ON DECISION-PROCESSES OF YOUNG DRIVERS - REASONS THAT MAY SUPPORT A DECISION TO DRINK AND DRIVE HEALTH EDUCATION QUARTERLY. 1989 FAL; 16 (3): 389-396	2	27	2	13
38	203 SWENSON JD, GRISWOLD WF, KLEIBER PB FOCUS GROUPS - METHOD OF INQUIRY INTERVENTION SMALL GROUP RESEARCH. 1992 NOV; 23 (4): 459-474	2	5	2	12
39	219 MARKUS ML FINDING A HAPPY MEDIUM - EXPLAINING THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION ON SOCIAL-LIFE AT WORK ACM TRANSACTIONS ON INFORMATION SYSTEMS. 1994 APR; 12 (2): 119-149	2	81	1	49
40	254 SMITH MW ETHICS IN FOCUS GROUPS - A FEW CONCERNS QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH. 1995 NOV; 5 (4): 478-486	2	28	2	28
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
41	269 Sherraden MS, Barrera RE Maternal support and cultural influences among Mexican immigrant mothers FAMILIES IN SOCIETY-THE JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HUMAN SERVICES. 1996 MAY; 77 (5): 298-313	2	23	1	83
42	275 Levine IS, Zimmerman JD Using qualitative data to inform public policy: Evaluating ''Choose to De-Fuse'' AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 1996 JUL; 66 (3): 363-377	2	7	2	38
43	303 Charlesworth LW, Rodwell MK Focus groups with children: A resource for sexual abuse prevention program evaluation CHILD ABUSE & NEGLECT. 1997 DEC; 21 (12): 1205-1216	2	12	4	48
44	310 Wilkinson S Focus groups in feminist research: Power, interaction, and the co-construction of meaning WOMENS STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM. 1998 JAN-FEB; 21 (1): 111-125	2	58	5	71
45	317 Mwanga JR, Mugashe CL, Magnussen P, Gabone RM, Aagaard-Hansen J Experience from video-recorded focus group discussion on schistosomiases in Magu, Tanzania QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH. 1998 SEP; 8 (5): 707-717	2	5	3	19
46	332 Wilkinson S Focus groups - A feminist method PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY. 1999 JUN; 23 (2): 221-244	2	43	6	139
47	350 Ward-Griffin C, McKeever P Relationships between nurses and family caregivers: Partners in care? ADVANCES IN NURSING SCIENCE. 2000 MAR; 22 (3): 89-103	2	37	1	49
48	356 Maynard-Tucker G Conducting focus groups in developing countries: Skill training for local bilingual facilitators QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH. 2000 MAY; 10 (3): 396-410	2	12	2	20
49	432 McPherson M, Nunes MB Critical research using focus group interviews: An approach to elicit critical success factors in e- Learning PROCEEDINGS OF THE 3RD EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON RESEARCH METHODS IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT. 2004; : 263-271	2	2	2	36
50	446 McLafferty I Focus group interviews as a data collecting strategy JOURNAL OF ADVANCED NURSING. 2004 OCT; 48 (2): 187-194	2	55	7	37
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
51	502 Knight JG, Holdsworth DK, Mather DW Country-of-origin and choice of food imports: an in-depth study of European distribution channel gatekeepers JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS STUDIES. 2007 JAN; 38 (1): 107-125	2	9	2	90
52	4 Merton RK THE BEARING OF EMPIRICAL RESEARCH UPON THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL THEORY AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1948 OCT; 13 (5): 505-515	1	27	1	23
53	6 Sewell WH FIELD TECHNIQUES IN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY IN A RURAL COMMUNITY AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1949 DEC; 14 (6): 718-726	1	14	1	8
54	20 Reissman L The Focussed Interview: A Manual AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1953 NOV; 59 (3): 286-287	1	1	1	1
55	31 CARTER RE FIELD-RESEARCH IN JOURNALISM - A TENTATIVE REVIEW AND APPRAISAL JOURNAL OF MARKETING. 1956; 21 (2): 137-148	1	2	1	71
56	62 DOHRENWEND BS, RICHARSON SA DIRECTIVENESS AND NONDIRECTIVENESS IN RESEARCH INTERVIEWING - A REFORMULATION OF THE PROBLEM PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN. 1963; 60 (5): 475-485	1	8	1	31
57	71 JACOBSON HK DERIVING DATA FROM DELEGATES TO INTERNATIONAL ASSEMBLIES - RESEARCH NOTE INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION. 1967; 21 (3): 592-613	1	14	1	29
58	76 PATTON MJ STUDENT, SITUATION, AND PERFORMANCE DURING 1ST YEAR OF LAW SCHOOL JOURNAL OF LEGAL EDUCATION. 1968; 21 (1): 10-51	1	12	1	13
59	83 HELLER FA GROUP FEEDBACK ANALYSIS - A METHOD OF FIELD RESEARCH PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN. 1969; 72 (2): 108-&	1	30	1	49
60	90 VANDEVEN AH, DELBECQ AL NOMINAL GROUP AS A RESEARCH INSTRUMENT FOR EXPLORATORY HEALTH STUDIES AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND THE NATIONS HEALTH. 1972; 62 (3): 337-&	1	64	2	26
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61	122 PLATT J ON INTERVIEWING ONES PEERS BRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1981; 32 (1): 75-91	1	15	1	41
62	127 LEVY MR THE LAZARSFELD-STANTON PROGRAM ANALYZER - AN HISTORICAL NOTE JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION. 1982; 32 (4): 30-54	1	7	1	16
63	136 MARKEY K THUS SPAKE THE OPAC USER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND LIBRARIES. 1983; 2 (4): 381-387	1	19	1	8
64	144 TWADDLE AC SWEDISH PHYSICIANS PERSPECTIVES ON WORK AND THE MEDICAL-CARE SYSTEM - THE CASE OF DISTRICT GENERAL- PRACTITIONERS SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1986; 23 (8): 763-771	1	2	1	40
65	149 TWADDLE AC SWEDISH PHYSICIANS PERSPECTIVES ON WORK AND THE MEDICAL-CARE SYSTEM .2. THE CASES OF CHILD AND MATERNAL HEALTH PHYSICIANS SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1987; 25 (5): 515-524	1	2	2	38
66	163 SIEGEL K, LEVINE MP, BROOKS C, KERN R THE MOTIVES OF GAY MEN FOR TAKING OR NOT TAKING THE HIV ANTIBODY-TEST SOCIAL PROBLEMS. 1989 OCT; 36 (4): 368-383	1	32	1	16
67	167 LEDERMAN LC ASSESSING EDUCATIONAL-EFFECTIVENESS - THE FOCUS GROUP INTERVIEW AS A TECHNIQUE FOR DATA-COLLECTION COMMUNICATION EDUCATION. 1990 APR; 39 (2): 117-127	1	10	2	16
68	193 CAREY MA, SMITH MW ENHANCEMENT OF VALIDITY THROUGH QUALITATIVE APPROACHES - INCORPORATING THE PATIENTS PERSPECTIVE EVALUATION & THE HEALTH PROFESSIONS. 1992 MAR; 15 (1): 107-114	1	9	1	11
69	205 SIEGEL K, RAVEIS VH AIDS-RELATED REASONS FOR GAY MENS ADOPTION OF CELIBACY AIDS EDUCATION AND PREVENTION. 1993 WIN; 5 (4): 302-310	1	7	1	8
70	207 HENDERSHOTT A, WRIGHT S STUDENT FOCUS GROUPS AND CURRICULAR REVIEW TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1993 APR; 21 (2): 154-159	1	7	2	19
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71	217 FORTADO B INFORMAL SUPERVISORY SOCIAL-CONTROL STRATEGIES JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES. 1994 MAR; 31 (2): 251-274	1	5	1	90
72	226 MARKUS ML ELECTRONIC MAIL AS THE MEDIUM OF MANAGERIAL CHOICE ORGANIZATION SCIENCE. 1994 NOV; 5 (4): 502-527	1	253	1	103
73	230 Corfman KP The importance of member homogeneity to focus group quality ADVANCES IN CONSUMER RESEARCH, VOL XXII. 1995; 22: 354-359	1	2	3	55
74	233 MACGREGOR B, MORRISON DE FROM FOCUS GROUPS TO EDITING GROUPS - A NEW METHOD OF RECEPTION ANALYSIS MEDIA CULTURE & SOCIETY. 1995 JAN; 17 (1): 141-150	1	4	2	23
75	245 YELLAND J, GIFFORD SM PROBLEMS OF FOCUS GROUP-METHODS IN CROSS-CULTURAL RESEARCH - A CASE-STUDY OF BELIEFS ABOUT SUDDEN-INFANT- DEATH-SYNDROME AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 1995 JUN; 19 (3): 257-263	1	23	1	35
76	257 Tang KC, Davis A Critical factors in the determination of focus group size FAMILY PRACTICE. 1995 DEC; 12 (4): 474-475	1	28	3	13
77	268 Silver I Role transitions, objects, and identity SYMBOLIC INTERACTION. 1996 SPR; 19 (1): 1-20	1	26	1	82
78	272 Longhurst R Refocusing groups: Pregnant women's geographical experiences of Hamilton, New Zealand/Aotearoa AREA. 1996 JUN; 28 (2): 143-149	1	17	1	45
79	283 Tapon F, Cadsby CB The optimal organization of research: Evidence from eight case studies of pharmaceutical firms JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC BEHAVIOR & ORGANIZATION. 1996 DEC; 31 (3): 381-399	1	10	1	35
80	290 Siegel K, Raveis V Perceptions of access to HIV-related information, care, and services among infected minority men QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH. 1997 FEB; 7 (1): 9-31	1	15	1	26
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81	300 Krauss BJ HIV education for teens and preteens in a high-seroprevalence inner-city neighborhood FAMILIES IN SOCIETY-THE JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HUMAN SERVICES. 1997 NOV-DEC; 78 (6): 579-591	1	6	1	43
82	323 Allison MT Organizational barriers to diversity in the workplace JOURNAL OF LEISURE RESEARCH. 1999; 31 (1): 78-101	1	11	1	62
83	327 Mariampolski H The power of ethnography JOURNAL OF THE MARKET RESEARCH SOCIETY. 1999 JAN; 41 (1): 75-86	1	7	2	21
84	335 Tuler S, Webler T Voices from the forest: What participants expect of a public participation process SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 1999 JUL-AUG; 12 (5): 437-453	1	50	1	34
85	340 Johnson CL Fictive kin among oldest old African Americans in the San Francisco Bay area JOURNALS OF GERONTOLOGY SERIES B-PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES. 1999 NOV; 54 (6): S368-S375	1	13	1	57
86	352 Greaves JD, Grant J Watching anaesthetists work: using the professional judgement of consultants to assess the developing clinical competence of trainees BRITISH JOURNAL OF ANAESTHESIA. 2000 APR; 84 (4): 525-533	1	23	1	14
87	363 Harris LC, O'Malley L Maintaining relationships: A study of the legal industry SERVICE INDUSTRIES JOURNAL. 2000 OCT; 20 (4): 62-84	1	2	1	53
88	364 Webler T, Tuler S Fairness and competence in citizen participation - Theoretical reflections from a case study ADMINISTRATION & SOCIETY. 2000 NOV; 32 (5): 566-595	1	46	2	55
89	366 Kaplowitz MD Statistical analysis of sensitive topics in group and individual interviews QUALITY & QUANTITY. 2000 NOV; 34 (4): 419-431	1	10	4	31
90	370 Cancino JM Walking among giants 50 years later - An exploratory analysis of patrol officer use of violence POLICING-AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF POLICE STRATEGIES & MANAGEMENT. 2001; 24 (2): 144-161	1	3	1	46
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91	396 Ward-Griffin C Boundaries and connections between formal and informal caregivers CANADIAN JOURNAL ON AGING-REVUE CANADIENNE DU VIEILLISSEMENT. 2002 SUM; 21 (2): 205-216	1	4	2	44
92	417 Clarke P Towards a greater understanding of the experience of stroke: Integrating quantitative and qualitative methods JOURNAL OF AGING STUDIES. 2003 MAY; 17 (2): 171-187	1	14	1	40
93	418 Ward-Griffin C, Marshall VW Reconceptualizing the relationship between "public" and "private" eldercare JOURNAL OF AGING STUDIES. 2003 MAY; 17 (2): 189-208	1	15	2	74
94	438 Hiller HH, DiLuzio L The interviewee and the research interview: Analysing a neglected dimension in research CANADIAN REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE SOCIOLOGIE ET D ANTHROPOLOGIE. 2004 FEB; 41 (1): 1-26	1	7	3	102
95	450 Heugens PPMAR, van Riel CBM, van den Bosch FAJ Reputation management capabilities as decision rules JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES. 2004 DEC; 41 (8): 1349-1377	1	11	1	87
96	452 Lee RM Recording technologies and the interview in sociology, 1920-2000 SOCIOLOGY-THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION. 2004 DEC; 38 (5): 869-889	1	10	1	79
97	455 Siegel K, Lekas HM, Schrimshaw EW Serostatus disclosure to sexual partners by HIV-infected women before and after the advent of HAART WOMEN & HEALTH. 2005; 41 (4): 63-85	1	17	1	36
98	466 Lefebvre H, Pelchat D, Swaine B, Gelinas I, Levert MJ The experiences of individuals with a traumatic brain injury, families, physicians and health professionals regarding care provided throughout the continuum BRAIN INJURY. 2005 AUG; 19 (8): 585-597	1	20	1	61
99	485 Zorn TE, Roper J, Broadfoot K, Weaver CK Focus groups as sites of influential interaction: Building communicative self-efficacy and effecting attitudinal change in discussing controversial topics JOURNAL OF APPLIED COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 2006 MAY; 34 (2): 115-140	1	5	4	71
100	496 Lindsay AC, Hubley AM Conceptual reconstruction through a modified focus group methodology SOCIAL INDICATORS RESEARCH. 2006 DEC; 79 (3): 437-454	1	1	5	39

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

29 MERTON RK, Fiske M, Kendall PL

The Focused Interview

FOCUSED INTERVIEW. 1956;

306

165 MERTON RK, Fiske M, Kendall PL

The Focused Interview: A Manual of Problems and Procedures (2nd Edition)

FOCUSED INTERVIEW MA. 1990;

194

1 Merton RK, Kendall PL

THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1946 MAY; 51 (6): 541-557

156

153

151 MERTON RK

THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW AND FOCUS GROUPS - CONTINUITIES AND DISCONTINUITIES

PUBLIC OPINION QUARTERLY. 1987 WIN; 51 (4): 550-566

216 KITZINGER J

THE METHODOLOGY OF FOCUS GROUPS - THE IMPORTANCE OF INTERACTION BETWEEN RESEARCH PARTICIPANTS

SOCIOLOGY OF HEALTH & ILLNESS. 1994 JAN; 16 (1): 103-121

356

150 BASCH CE

FOCUS GROUP INTERVIEW - AN UNDERUTILIZED RESEARCH TECHNIQUE FOR IMPROVING THEORY AND PRACTICE IN HEALTH- EDUCATION

HEALTH EDUCATION QUARTERLY. 1987 WIN; 14 (4): 411-448

293

208

250 KITZINGER J

QUALITATIVE RESEARCH - INTRODUCING FOCUS GROUPS

BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. 1995 JUL 29; 311 (7000): 299-302

810

128 FERN EF

THE USE OF FOCUS GROUPS FOR IDEA GENERATION - THE EFFECTS OF GROUP-SIZE, ACQUAINTANCESHIP, AND MODERATOR ON RESPONSE QUANTITY AND QUALITY

JOURNAL OF MARKETING RESEARCH. 1982; 19 (1): 1-13

101

259 Morgan DL

Focus groups

ANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY. 1996; 22: 129-152

220

237 AGAR M, MACDONALD J

FOCUS GROUPS AND ETHNOGRAPHY

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1995 SPR; 54 (1): 78-86

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

194 KHAN ME, MANDERSON L

FOCUS GROUPS IN TROPICAL DISEASES RESEARCH

HEALTH POLICY AND PLANNING. 1992 MAR; 7 (1): 56-66

255 CAREY MA

CONCERNS IN THE ANALYSIS OF FOCUS GROUP DATA - COMMENT

QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH. 1995 NOV; 5 (4): 487-495

253 ASBURY JE

OVERVIEW OF FOCUS GROUP RESEARCH

QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH. 1995 NOV; 5 (4): 414-420

266 Lunt P, Livingstone S

Rethinking the focus group in media and communications research

JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION. 1996 SPR; 46 (2): 79-98

124 STYCOS JM

A CRITIQUE OF FOCUS GROUP AND SURVEY-RESEARCH - THE MACHISMO CASE

STUDIES IN FAMILY PLANNING. 1981; 12 (12): 450-456

316 Sim J

Collecting and analysing qualitative data: issues raised by the focus group

JOURNAL OF ADVANCED NURSING. 1998 AUG; 28 (2): 345-352

140

376 Webb C, Kevern J

Focus groups as a research method: a critique of some aspects of their use in nursing research

JOURNAL OF ADVANCED NURSING. 2001 MAR; 33 (6): 798-805

331 Robinson N

The use of focus group methodology - with selected examples from sexual health research

JOURNAL OF ADVANCED NURSING. 1999 APR; 29 (4): 905-913

355 Kidd PS, Parshall MB

Getting the focus and the group: Enhancing analytical rigor in focus group research

QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH. 2000 MAY; 10 (3): 293-308

104

103 LASLETT B, RAPOPORT R

COLLABORATIVE INTERVIEWING AND INTERACTIVE RESEARCH

JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY. 1975; 37 (4): 968-977

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

154 NELSON JE, FRONTCZAK NT

HOW ACQUAINTANCESHIP AND ANALYST CAN INFLUENCE FOCUS GROUP RESULTS

JOURNAL OF ADVERTISING. 1988; 17 (1): 41-48

172 FREY JH, FONTANA A

THE GROUP INTERVIEW IN SOCIAL-RESEARCH

SOCIAL SCIENCE JOURNAL. 1991; 28 (2): 175-187

274 Stevens PE

Focus groups: Collecting aggregate-level data to understand community health phenomena

PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING. 1996 JUN; 13 (3): 170-176

311 Myers G

Displaying opinions: Topics and disagreement in focus groups

LANGUAGE IN SOCIETY. 1998 MAR; 27 (1): 85-111

19 Gross N, Mason WS

SOME METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF EIGHT-HOUR INTERVIEWS

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1953 NOV; 59 (3): 197-204

176 SIEGEL K, KRAUSS BJ

LIVING WITH HIV-INFECTION - ADAPTIVE TASKS OF SEROPOSITIVE GAY MEN

JOURNAL OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR. 1991 MAR; 32 (1): 17-32

251 SHERRADEN MS, BARRERA RE

QUALITATIVE RESEARCH WITH AN UNDERSTUDIED POPULATION - IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS WITH WOMEN OF MEXICAN DESCENT

HISPANIC JOURNAL OF BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES. 1995 NOV; 17 (4): 452-470

277 Johnson A

'It's good to talk': The focus group and the sociological imagination

SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1996 AUG; 44 (3): 517-538

447 Hollander JA

The social contexts of focus groups

JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY ETHNOGRAPHY. 2004 OCT; 33 (5): 602-637

467 Knight JG, Mather DW, Holdsworth DK

Impact of genetic modification on country image of imported food products in European markets: Perceptions of channel members

FOOD POLICY. 2005 AUG; 30 (4): 385-398

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

15 Thompson JD, Demerath NJ

SOME EXPERIENCES WITH THE GROUP INTERVIEW

SOCIAL FORCES. 1952 DEC; 31 (2): 148-154

28 CAPLOW T

THE DYNAMICS OF INFORMATION INTERVIEWING

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1956; 62 (2): 165-171

95 ZUCKERMA.H

INTERVIEWING AN ULTRA-ELITE

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102 VANDEVALL M

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131 FERN EF

FOCUS GROUPS - A REVIEW OF SOME CONTRADICTORY EVIDENCE, IMPLICATIONS, AND SUGGESTIONS FOR FUTURE-RESEARCH

ADVANCES IN CONSUMER RESEARCH. 1983; 10: 121-126

159 MORGAN DL

ADJUSTING TO WIDOWHOOD - DO SOCIAL NETWORKS REALLY MAKE IT EASIER

GERONTOLOGIST. 1989 FEB; 29 (1): 101-107

162 BASCH CE, DECICCO IM, MALFETTI JL

A FOCUS GROUP-STUDY ON DECISION-PROCESSES OF YOUNG DRIVERS - REASONS THAT MAY SUPPORT A DECISION TO DRINK AND DRIVE

HEALTH EDUCATION QUARTERLY. 1989 FAL; 16 (3): 389-396

203 SWENSON JD, GRISWOLD WF, KLEIBER PB

FOCUS GROUPS - METHOD OF INQUIRY INTERVENTION

SMALL GROUP RESEARCH. 1992 NOV; 23 (4): 459-474

219 MARKUS ML

FINDING A HAPPY MEDIUM - EXPLAINING THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION ON SOCIAL-LIFE AT WORK

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254 SMITH MW

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269 Sherraden MS, Barrera RE

Maternal support and cultural influences among Mexican immigrant mothers

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275 Levine IS, Zimmerman JD

Using qualitative data to inform public policy: Evaluating ''Choose to De-Fuse''

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 1996 JUL; 66 (3): 363-377

303 Charlesworth LW, Rodwell MK

Focus groups with children: A resource for sexual abuse prevention program evaluation

CHILD ABUSE & NEGLECT. 1997 DEC; 21 (12): 1205-1216

310 Wilkinson S

Focus groups in feminist research: Power, interaction, and the co-construction of meaning

WOMENS STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM. 1998 JAN-FEB; 21 (1): 111-125

317 Mwanga JR, Mugashe CL, Magnussen P, Gabone RM, Aagaard-Hansen J

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QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH. 1998 SEP; 8 (5): 707-717

332 Wilkinson S

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350 Ward-Griffin C, McKeever P

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356 Maynard-Tucker G

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QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH. 2000 MAY; 10 (3): 396-410

432 McPherson M, Nunes MB

Critical research using focus group interviews: An approach to elicit critical success factors in e- Learning

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446 McLafferty I

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502 Knight JG, Holdsworth DK, Mather DW

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4 Merton RK

THE BEARING OF EMPIRICAL RESEARCH UPON THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL THEORY

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1948 OCT; 13 (5): 505-515

6 Sewell WH

FIELD TECHNIQUES IN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY IN A RURAL COMMUNITY

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1949 DEC; 14 (6): 718-726

20 Reissman L

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AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1953 NOV; 59 (3): 286-287

31 CARTER RE

FIELD-RESEARCH IN JOURNALISM - A TENTATIVE REVIEW AND APPRAISAL

JOURNAL OF MARKETING. 1956; 21 (2): 137-148

62 DOHRENWEND BS, RICHARSON SA

DIRECTIVENESS AND NONDIRECTIVENESS IN RESEARCH INTERVIEWING - A REFORMULATION OF THE PROBLEM

PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN. 1963; 60 (5): 475-485

71 JACOBSON HK

DERIVING DATA FROM DELEGATES TO INTERNATIONAL ASSEMBLIES - RESEARCH NOTE

INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION. 1967; 21 (3): 592-613

76 PATTON MJ

STUDENT, SITUATION, AND PERFORMANCE DURING 1ST YEAR OF LAW SCHOOL

JOURNAL OF LEGAL EDUCATION. 1968; 21 (1): 10-51

83 HELLER FA

GROUP FEEDBACK ANALYSIS - A METHOD OF FIELD RESEARCH

PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN. 1969; 72 (2): 108-&

90 VANDEVEN AH, DELBECQ AL

NOMINAL GROUP AS A RESEARCH INSTRUMENT FOR EXPLORATORY HEALTH STUDIES

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND THE NATIONS HEALTH. 1972; 62 (3): 337-&

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BRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1981; 32 (1): 75-91

127 LEVY MR

THE LAZARSFELD-STANTON PROGRAM ANALYZER - AN HISTORICAL NOTE

JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION. 1982; 32 (4): 30-54

136 MARKEY K

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND LIBRARIES. 1983; 2 (4): 381-387

144 TWADDLE AC

SWEDISH PHYSICIANS PERSPECTIVES ON WORK AND THE MEDICAL-CARE SYSTEM - THE CASE OF DISTRICT GENERAL- PRACTITIONERS

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1986; 23 (8): 763-771

149 TWADDLE AC

SWEDISH PHYSICIANS PERSPECTIVES ON WORK AND THE MEDICAL-CARE SYSTEM .2. THE CASES OF CHILD AND MATERNAL HEALTH PHYSICIANS

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1987; 25 (5): 515-524

163 SIEGEL K, LEVINE MP, BROOKS C, KERN R

THE MOTIVES OF GAY MEN FOR TAKING OR NOT TAKING THE HIV ANTIBODY-TEST

SOCIAL PROBLEMS. 1989 OCT; 36 (4): 368-383

167 LEDERMAN LC

ASSESSING EDUCATIONAL-EFFECTIVENESS - THE FOCUS GROUP INTERVIEW AS A TECHNIQUE FOR DATA-COLLECTION

COMMUNICATION EDUCATION. 1990 APR; 39 (2): 117-127

193 CAREY MA, SMITH MW

ENHANCEMENT OF VALIDITY THROUGH QUALITATIVE APPROACHES - INCORPORATING THE PATIENTS PERSPECTIVE

EVALUATION & THE HEALTH PROFESSIONS. 1992 MAR; 15 (1): 107-114

205 SIEGEL K, RAVEIS VH

AIDS EDUCATION AND PREVENTION. 1993 WIN; 5 (4): 302-310

207 HENDERSHOTT A, WRIGHT S

STUDENT FOCUS GROUPS AND CURRICULAR REVIEW

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1993 APR; 21 (2): 154-159

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JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES. 1994 MAR; 31 (2): 251-274

226 MARKUS ML

ELECTRONIC MAIL AS THE MEDIUM OF MANAGERIAL CHOICE

ORGANIZATION SCIENCE. 1994 NOV; 5 (4): 502-527

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230 Corfman KP

The importance of member homogeneity to focus group quality

ADVANCES IN CONSUMER RESEARCH, VOL XXII. 1995; 22: 354-359

233 MACGREGOR B, MORRISON DE

FROM FOCUS GROUPS TO EDITING GROUPS - A NEW METHOD OF RECEPTION ANALYSIS

MEDIA CULTURE & SOCIETY. 1995 JAN; 17 (1): 141-150

245 YELLAND J, GIFFORD SM

PROBLEMS OF FOCUS GROUP-METHODS IN CROSS-CULTURAL RESEARCH - A CASE-STUDY OF BELIEFS ABOUT SUDDEN-INFANT- DEATH-SYNDROME

AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 1995 JUN; 19 (3): 257-263

257 Tang KC, Davis A

Critical factors in the determination of focus group size

FAMILY PRACTICE. 1995 DEC; 12 (4): 474-475

268 Silver I

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SYMBOLIC INTERACTION. 1996 SPR; 19 (1): 1-20

272 Longhurst R

Refocusing groups: Pregnant women's geographical experiences of Hamilton, New Zealand/Aotearoa

AREA. 1996 JUN; 28 (2): 143-149

283 Tapon F, Cadsby CB

The optimal organization of research: Evidence from eight case studies of pharmaceutical firms

JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC BEHAVIOR & ORGANIZATION. 1996 DEC; 31 (3): 381-399

290 Siegel K, Raveis V

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HIV education for teens and preteens in a high-seroprevalence inner-city neighborhood

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323 Allison MT

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327 Mariampolski H

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335 Tuler S, Webler T

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SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 1999 JUL-AUG; 12 (5): 437-453

340 Johnson CL

Fictive kin among oldest old African Americans in the San Francisco Bay area

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352 Greaves JD, Grant J

Watching anaesthetists work: using the professional judgement of consultants to assess the developing clinical competence of trainees

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363 Harris LC, O'Malley L

Maintaining relationships: A study of the legal industry

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364 Webler T, Tuler S

Fairness and competence in citizen participation - Theoretical reflections from a case study

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366 Kaplowitz MD

Statistical analysis of sensitive topics in group and individual interviews

QUALITY & QUANTITY. 2000 NOV; 34 (4): 419-431

370 Cancino JM

Walking among giants 50 years later - An exploratory analysis of patrol officer use of violence

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Boundaries and connections between formal and informal caregivers

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417 Clarke P

Towards a greater understanding of the experience of stroke: Integrating quantitative and qualitative methods

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418 Ward-Griffin C, Marshall VW

Reconceptualizing the relationship between "public" and "private" eldercare

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438 Hiller HH, DiLuzio L

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450 Heugens PPMAR, van Riel CBM, van den Bosch FAJ

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JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES. 2004 DEC; 41 (8): 1349-1377

452 Lee RM

Recording technologies and the interview in sociology, 1920-2000

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455 Siegel K, Lekas HM, Schrimshaw EW

Serostatus disclosure to sexual partners by HIV-infected women before and after the advent of HAART

WOMEN & HEALTH. 2005; 41 (4): 63-85

466 Lefebvre H, Pelchat D, Swaine B, Gelinas I, Levert MJ

The experiences of individuals with a traumatic brain injury, families, physicians and health professionals regarding care provided throughout the continuum

BRAIN INJURY. 2005 AUG; 19 (8): 585-597

485 Zorn TE, Roper J, Broadfoot K, Weaver CK

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496 Lindsay AC, Hubley AM

Conceptual reconstruction through a modified focus group methodology

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