This method includes two participants; topics are typically moderately complex and/or personal in natu Focus groups One-on-one interviews Dyads Triads

Did you know that dyads, which involve two participants discussing a topic, can create a dynamic and intimate setting? This allows for deeper insights and nuanced expressions of feelings and opinions, which are often lost in larger group settings. It’s like a cozy coffee chat where both parties can delve into their thoughts without the pressure of a crowd! When using dyadic interviews, a common mistake is to overlook the importance of the moderator’s role. A skilled facilitator should encourage open dialogue while ensuring that both participants have equal opportunities to share. This balanced approach helps to prevent one person from dominating the conversation and leads to richer qualitative data!