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Number of groups and group size
2007Introduction The optimum size of a focus group discussion is determined by the topic of discussion, the type of participants and the level of detail required in the discussion. The number of group discussions to conduct will vary by research project and is influenced by the nature and scope of the research topic, the level of segmentation of the ...
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Semiframes with Block Size Three and Odd Group Size
Journal of Combinatorial Designs, 2014AbstractA ‐semiframe of type is a ‐GDD of type , , in which the collection of blocks can be written as a disjoint union where is partitioned into parallel classes of and is partitioned into holey parallel classes, each holey parallel class being a partition of for some .
Cao, H., Fan, Jinping, Xu, D.
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Group Size, Group Development, and Group Productivity
Small Group Research, 2009This research investigated the impact of small and large work groups on developmental processes and group productivity. There were 329 work groups operating in for-profit and nonprofit organizations across the United States in this study. Groups containing 3 to 8 members were significantly more productive and more developmentally advanced than groups ...
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The role of group size in group lending
Journal of Development Economics, 2015Abstract This paper explores group size in joint liability lending, primarily in the adverse selection framework with local borrower information. A single, standardized contract that imposes full joint liability subject to a limited liability cap is optimal.
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2010
This chapter aims to summarize the results of recent research producing estimates of hominin range areas, population sizes, and land use patterns based on archaeological data. Estimates of such variables are essential to any geographic or demographic discussion of human evolution, yet at present no generally applicable quantitative method is available ...
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This chapter aims to summarize the results of recent research producing estimates of hominin range areas, population sizes, and land use patterns based on archaeological data. Estimates of such variables are essential to any geographic or demographic discussion of human evolution, yet at present no generally applicable quantitative method is available ...
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