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OF THE DISSERTATION THE EFFECT OF AGE OF ANALYST AND FORM OF DATA ON THE RESULTS OF FOCUS GROUPS WITH OLDER PERSONS by Marian Cherie Clark Florida International University, 1995 Miami, Florida Professor Mary J. Levitt, Major Professor Focus groups, a typical market research method used with young consumers, are currently being used with older consumers to identify the needs and desires of this potential market segment. Research suggests, however, that social interaction and risk taking behaviors may be different for older and younger persons. The current practice of using young persons to analyze and interpret the discussions of older focus group members may be a serious methodological error. To test this, twenty young men and women (age range 17-35), and twenty old men and women (age range 65-89) analyzed either videotapes or typed transcripts of focus group discussions held with older persons. It was hypothesized that older adults would analyze and interpret

The effect of age of analyst and reform of data on the results of focus groups with older persons