The ideal number of participant(s)in a focus group is _____.

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The ideal number of participants in a focus group is usually 8 to 12. This allows for a diverse range of opinions and perspectives, but also keeps the group small enough to facilitate discussion and ensure that everyone has a chance to be heard. A group larger than this may result in some participants dominating the conversation or feeling left out. A group of just one person is not a focus group, as the purpose is to gather insights and opinions from multiple individuals. A group of 25 to 50 participants may be too large to facilitate effective discussion and may lead to a lack of depth in responses. Answer A (8 to 12) is the best choice.

The Ideal Number of Participant(s)in a Focus Group Is _____