Neutral probing
Follow the unexpected insight without leading the respondent toward a preferred answer.
Moderated group conversations that help teams understand reactions, language, tensions and the reasons behind a decision.
Focus groups can be useful when interaction matters: how people explain a problem, respond to a concept, challenge each other or describe a category in their own words.
They are not the answer to every research question. The right choice depends on the objective, respondent profile, sensitivity of the topic and the decisions the team needs to make.
Follow the unexpected insight without leading the respondent toward a preferred answer.
Notice dominant and quiet voices, agreement, contradiction and socially desirable answers.
Capture how Thai consumers naturally describe the problem, product or decision.
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