Group discussion in panels of experts and stakeholders is widely used in foresight both to produce future visions and images, and to elaborate present-day decisions and action plans. However, in assessing these panel-based methods, little attention has been dedicated to the social and communicative processes occurring in group discussion and to the biases they may generate. Relying on literature on focus group in social research, a framework for assessing these processes and their potential biasing effect can be outlined
The goal of the study was to investigate the role of pre-deliberation planning on the enactment of n...
Decision-making groups can potentially benefit from pooling members ' informa-tion, particularl...
Prospective management considered as a process involves basically two different phases (visioning an...
Focus group practitioners have tended to emphasize the capacity of the methodology for exploring how...
As a research method, focus groups have methodological advantages for understanding the views and be...
Foresight has become an ‘institutional’ activity as more emphasis has been given to the active parti...
Abstract: Moderated group discussions - so-called focus groups - have for some time been efficient a...
One of the WJW. valuable skills in group decision making is the ability to make 'rustworthy jud...
Procedural mechanisms, ostensibly serving to facilitate the consensus process in group decision maki...
The Understanding Research series focuses on the process of writing up social research. The series i...
Organising a participatory Foresight process is a challenging and complex task. Courses on organisin...
Scenario methodology is one of the most resourceful foresight approaches. It facilitates contrarian ...
Although most focus group theorists consider interaction to be a defining feature of focus groups, t...
This ibook combines theory and practice to analyse the experiences and impacts of foresight activiti...
The hindsight bias refers to the tendency of people, after an event, to overestimate how accurately ...
The goal of the study was to investigate the role of pre-deliberation planning on the enactment of n...
Decision-making groups can potentially benefit from pooling members ' informa-tion, particularl...
Prospective management considered as a process involves basically two different phases (visioning an...
Focus group practitioners have tended to emphasize the capacity of the methodology for exploring how...
As a research method, focus groups have methodological advantages for understanding the views and be...
Foresight has become an ‘institutional’ activity as more emphasis has been given to the active parti...
Abstract: Moderated group discussions - so-called focus groups - have for some time been efficient a...
One of the WJW. valuable skills in group decision making is the ability to make 'rustworthy jud...
Procedural mechanisms, ostensibly serving to facilitate the consensus process in group decision maki...
The Understanding Research series focuses on the process of writing up social research. The series i...
Organising a participatory Foresight process is a challenging and complex task. Courses on organisin...
Scenario methodology is one of the most resourceful foresight approaches. It facilitates contrarian ...
Although most focus group theorists consider interaction to be a defining feature of focus groups, t...
This ibook combines theory and practice to analyse the experiences and impacts of foresight activiti...
The hindsight bias refers to the tendency of people, after an event, to overestimate how accurately ...
The goal of the study was to investigate the role of pre-deliberation planning on the enactment of n...
Decision-making groups can potentially benefit from pooling members ' informa-tion, particularl...
Prospective management considered as a process involves basically two different phases (visioning an...