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Article Internet focus groups are not focus groups - so don't call them that Thomas Greenbaum | July 1, 1998
Article Why the focus group deserves to be the most respected of all qualitative research tools Thomas Greenbaum | June 1, 2003
Article Qualitatively Speaking: A practical approach to identifying professional respondents Thomas Greenbaum | March 1, 2003
Article Qualitatively Speaking: Videoconferencing of focus groups: a good option if utilized effectively Thomas Greenbaum | October 1, 2002
Article Qualitatively Speaking: Are you leveraging the expertise of your focus group moderator? Thomas Greenbaum | January 1, 2002
Article Qualitatively Speaking: Online focus groups are no substitute for the real thing Thomas Greenbaum | June 1, 2001
Article Conducting focus groups with disabled respondents Thomas Greenbaum | December 1, 2000
Article The focus group report: What is the moderator's responsibility? Thomas Greenbaum | December 1, 1997
Article The focus group bill of rights Thomas Greenbaum | October 1, 1996
Article A moderator's view of focus group videoconferencing Thomas Greenbaum | June 1, 1996
Article Making it work for you behind the one-way mirror Thomas Greenbaum | December 1, 1995
Article Focus groups on the Internet: an interesting idea but not a good one Thomas Greenbaum | May 1, 1995
Article Don't let technology take control of focus groups Thomas Greenbaum | February 1, 1994
Article Moving client/moderator communications into the 1990s Thomas Greenbaum | December 1, 1992
Article Focus groups with physicians have different requirements than those with consumers Thomas Greenbaum | January 1, 1992