Laurel Dudley and seven other people were paid to get together and discuss a new product idea proposed by Johnson & Johnson. Researchers observed the interaction of the group. During the discussion, Laurel was annoyed that Seth, another participant, seemed to "hog" the discussion and didn't give others a chance to speak. This is an example of a problem when using

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This scenario describes a potential problem with focus-group interviews where one or more participants dominate the conversation and others are not given a chance to share their opinions or ideas. This can lead to biased results and may not accurately reflect the opinions of the entire group.

Laurel Dudley and Seven Other People Were Paid to Get