<prompt> Etsa mohlala oa tataiso ea lipuisano bakeng sa sehlopha sa maikutlo.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Create a sample discussion guide for a focus group. . Response in English: A discussion guide for a focus group is a tool used to facilitate a conversation among the participants in order to gather information about a specific topic. The guide is meant to be flexible and open-ended, allowing the facilitator to probe deeper into the subject of interest.Below is a sample discussion guide for a focus group:Introduction- Welcome the participants to the focus group and introduce yourself as the facilitator.- Explain the purpose of the focus group, the topic being explored and how the information gathered will be used.- Provide ground rules for the discussion, such as ensuring everyone has an opportunity to speak, respecting each others opinions and maintaining confidentiality.- Inform the participants that the focus group will be recorded for later analysis.Warm-up- Ask each participant to introduce themselves and share one interesting fact about themselves.- Use an icebreaker activity to help the group feel more comfortable with each other.Discussion topics1. Topic 1 - Start with open-ended questions that allow the participants to share their thoughts and experiences freely. - Use probing questions to gather more detailed information from the participants. - Encourage the group to engage in a discussion, allowing them to build on each others responses.2. Topic 2 - Follow the same format as for topic 1, using open-ended questions and probing deeper as necessary.3. Topic 3 - Continue with the same format, being mindful to allow equal participation from all group members.Wrap-up- Ask the participants if they have any final thoughts or comments they would like to share.- Thank the participants for their time and valuable input.- Provide information on how the participants can obtain the results of the focus group, if desired. . Response in Sesotho: Tataiso ea lipuisano bakeng sa sehlopha se tsepamisisang maikutlo ke sesebelisoa se sebelisoang ho tsamaisa moqoqo hara barupeluoa molemong oa ho bokella tlhahisoleseling mabapi le sehlooho se itseng. Tataiso e reretsoe ho feto-fetoha le maemo le ho buleha, ho lumella motataisi hore a hlahlobe ka botebo taba eo a e thahasellang. Ka tlase ke mohlala oa tataiso ea lipuisano bakeng sa sehlopha se tsepamisisang maikutlo Selelekela - Amohela barupeluoa sehlopheng sa tsepamiso maikutlo me u itsebise uena u le morupeli. - Hlalosa sepheo sa sehlopha sa tsepamiso, sehlooho se ntseng se hlahlojoa le hore na lintlha tse bokeletsoeng li tla sebelisoa joang. - Fana ka melao ea motheo bakeng sa lipuisano, joalo ka ho netefatsa hore e mong le e mong o na le monyetla oa ho bua, ho hlompha maikutlo a e mong le ho boloka lekunutu. - Tsebisa barupeluoa hore sehlopha sa sepheo se tla ngoloa bakeng sa tlhahlobo ea morao-rao. Ho iphuthumatsa - Kopa morupeluoa e mong le e mong ho itsebahatsa le ho arolelana ntlha e le ngoe e khahlang ka bona. - Sebelisa ketsahalo ea ho pshatla leqhoa ho thusa sehlopha hore se phutholohe ha se kopana. Lihlooho tsa lipuisano 1. Sehlooho sa 1 - Qala ka lipotso tse batlang li bulehile tse lumellang barupeluoa ho arolelana maikutlo le liphihlelo tsa bona ka bolokolohi. - Sebelisa lipotso tse fatang maikutlo ho bokella lintlha tse felletseng ho tsoa ho barupeluoa. - Khothaletsa sehlopha ho kena lipuisanong, ho ba lumella ho aha likarabo tsa ba bang. 2. Sehlooho sa 2 - Latela mokhoa o tsoanang le oa sehlooho sa 1, u sebelisa lipotso tse bulehileng le ho hlahloba ka botebo ha ho hlokahala. 3. Sehlooho sa 3 - Tsoela pele ka mokhoa o tsoanang, u ele hloko ho lumella litho tsohle tsa sehlopha ho kenya letsoho ka ho lekana. Qetello - Botsa barupeluoa hore na ba na le maikutlo a ho qetela kapa maikutlo ao ba ka ratang ho a arolelana. - Leboha barupeluoa ka nako ea bona le maikutlo a bohlokoa. - Fana ka leseli la hore na barupeluoa ba ka fumana liphetho tsa sehlopha sa sepheo joang, ha ho hlokahala. 