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Problems within Focus Groups Founder and principal re- searcher Robert W. Kahle of Kahle Research Solu- tions Inc., in his book Dominators, Cynics, and Wallflowers, dissects typi- cal focus group partici- pants to illuminate ways to modify their problem behaviors. DOMINATORS are all-knowing, quick to answer, and choose a seat location in order to challenge the moderator for control. CYNICS dis- play negative behaviors and deride the ideas of others. HOSTILES have an agenda of their own and seek corrective action; they are often angry and combative. INTOXICATEDs are under the influence of something. fidgety and incoherent. PROSELYZERS cannot accept that others hold opposing opinions and try to persuade others to their opin- ion. BLATHERERS offer long, off-topic answers and ignore mod- erator cues. JOKERS find every comment source material for a new joke, story, or comical facial expression. FOLLOWERS tend to repeat others' opinions. WALLFLOWERS withdraw both physically and verbally. Finally, Co-MODERATORS often engage participants before a discussion starts, ask questions of their own, and seek to befriend or support other participants. www.kahleresearch.com; www.paramountbooks.com Activate Go to Sett

Problems within Focus Groups Founder and principal re- searcher Robert W. Kahle of Kahle Research Solu- tions Inc., in his book Dominators, Cynics, and Wallflowers, dissects typi- cal focus group partici- pants to illuminate ways to modify their problem behaviors. DOMINATORS are all-knowing, quick to answer, and choose a seat location in order to challenge the moderator for control. CYNICS dis- play negative behaviors and deride the ideas of others. HOSTILES have an agenda of their own and seek corrective action; they are often angry and combative. INTOXICATEDs are under the influence of something. fidgety and incoherent. PROSELYZERS cannot accept that others hold opposing opinions and try to persuade others to their opin- ion. BLATHERERS offer long, off-topic answers and ignore mod- erator cues. JOKERS find every comment source material for a new joke, story, or comical facial expression. FOLLOWERS tend to repeat others' opinions. WALLFLOWERS withdraw both physically and verbally. Finally, Co-MODERATORS often engage participants before a discussion starts, ask questions of their own, and seek to befriend or support other participants. www.kahleresearch.com; www.paramountbooks.com Activate Go to Sett

Ciccarelli: Psychology_5 (5th Edition)
Ciccarelli: Psychology_5 (5th Edition)
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Author:Saundra K. Ciccarelli, J. Noland White
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Problems within Focus Groups Founder and principal re- searcher Robert W. Kahle of Kahle Research Solu- tions Inc., in his book Dominators, Cynics, and Wallflowers, dissects typi- cal focus group partici- pants to illuminate ways to modify their problem behaviors. DOMINATORS are all-knowing, quick to answer, and choose a seat location in order to challenge the moderator for control. CYNICS dis- play negative behaviors and deride the ideas of others. HOSTILES have an agenda of their own and seek corrective action; they are often angry and combative. INTOXICATEDs are under the influence of something, fidgety and incoherent. PROSELYTIZERS cannot accept that others hold opposing opinions and try to persuade others to their opin- ion. BLATHERERS offer long, off-topic answers and ignore mod- erator cues. JOKERS find every comment source material for a new joke, story, or comical facial expression. FOLLOWERS tend to repeat others' opinions. WALLFLOWERS withdraw both physically >snapshot and verbally. Finally, Co-MODERATORS often engage participants before a discussion starts, ask questions of their own, and seek to befriend or support other participants. www.kahleresearch.com; www.paramountbooks.com Activate V Go to Settinc
Transcribed Image Text:Problems within Focus Groups Founder and principal re- searcher Robert W. Kahle of Kahle Research Solu- tions Inc., in his book Dominators, Cynics, and Wallflowers, dissects typi- cal focus group partici- pants to illuminate ways to modify their problem behaviors. DOMINATORS are all-knowing, quick to answer, and choose a seat location in order to challenge the moderator for control. CYNICS dis- play negative behaviors and deride the ideas of others. HOSTILES have an agenda of their own and seek corrective action; they are often angry and combative. INTOXICATEDs are under the influence of something, fidgety and incoherent. PROSELYTIZERS cannot accept that others hold opposing opinions and try to persuade others to their opin- ion. BLATHERERS offer long, off-topic answers and ignore mod- erator cues. JOKERS find every comment source material for a new joke, story, or comical facial expression. FOLLOWERS tend to repeat others' opinions. WALLFLOWERS withdraw both physically >snapshot and verbally. Finally, Co-MODERATORS often engage participants before a discussion starts, ask questions of their own, and seek to befriend or support other participants. www.kahleresearch.com; www.paramountbooks.com Activate V Go to Settinc
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