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What are the roles of a participant in a focus group?

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Roles of participants...

They have to analyze the topic set forth in front of them and with the help of the interviewer start their discussions. they work in groups , hear each others comments, listen carefully to every individuals opinion , ask and answer questions and finally try to draw small conclusions or just come to a point where everybody thinks it is better to stop.

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