Computer-mediated focus groups

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Focus group members showed less concern about what the session monitor felt about them when communicating through computers as opposed to members of a face-to-face focus group. Potentially embarrassing information may be easier to communicate through this telematic method.

Social aspects, Focus groups, Telematics

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Issues, challenges and solutions in translating study instruments

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Various issues and challenges involved in translating research and study instruments are analyzed. The advantages of translating study instruments are also presented.

Management dynamics, Usage, Teaching, Company business management, Instructional materials, Translating machines, Electronic translators

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TEENAGE PARENT PROGRAMS

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The author examines results of three major studies on teenage parenting. Information on the economic, health, and long term effects of early pregnancy are examined.

Statistical Data Included, Research, Evaluation, Economic aspects, Pregnancy, Teenage mothers, Manpower Demonstration Research Corp.

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