Focus group maestros meet kids on their own turf

As every good researcher knows, if you take kids out of their environment and put them in a more clinical setting, their ultra-keen authority figure radars tend to go haywire. So the key to effective kids focus group testing lies in establishing a kid comfort zone that illicits natural responses.
August 1, 2003

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