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Focus Groups and Interviews
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3. Sort survey responses and count frequencies of responses. Keeping a tally or grouping similar answers together is an effective way to complete this. Here is an example of how this might look.
4. Make a note about answers that stick out or are different then the majority of the responses.
Focus Groups and Interviews
Focus group and interview data are very similar and have been grouped together for simplicity. While reviewing data from focus groups and interviews, the team should:
1.Have all of the notes and records from the focus group ready. Here is an example of what the “data ” for these might look like.
2. Read through each question asked in the focus group and the responses to each question. 3. Take note of similar or repeated answers and unique answers. This can be done by highlighting the text (see example below).
