Why have feminists argued that focus groups successfully avoid "decontextualizing" their participants?
A. Because they study the individual as part of a social context
B. Because they tend to be carried out by female researchers
C. Because moderating a focus group demands great technical knowledge
D. Because the data tends to be analysed using post-structuralist theories
Answer:A
Why have feminists argued that focus groups successfully avoid "decontextualizing" their participants?
A. Because they study the individual as part of a social context B. Because they tend to be carried out by female researchers C. Because moderating a focus group demands great technical knowledge D. Because the data tends to be analysed using post-structuralist theories