Things+to+work+on

Prof Suggestion(s) from Feb 2nd: - identify a consistent demographic (probably women in Ottawa between ages 34-55) - women 34-55yrs is a large group; is there a way of slicing this group into narrower groups to really pinpoint how CARE can target these groups? - we need to find a point of comparison, so we are able to tell CARE Canada valid information such as: “women between 34-44 knew about care but not issues, while women older knew issues but no about CARE” - as you ask questions, you want to formulate a question that allows you to answer your final research question - An example of how to ask questions that will give examples: “What organizations do work in this area, what groups spring to mind?” - CARE wants to know the answer to this question because they are not the only group around. The follow-up could have been “Have you heard about CARE”.. people when prompted could possibly identify who CARE is, but they don’t have a prominent placing in people's minds - What we as a group needs to figure out: HOW CAN YOU MAKE THESE QUESTIONS ARE PRECISE AS POSSIBLE? - We need to focus on techniques or styles for conducting interviews, different strategies and approaches. we need to start looking at how we want to design our own research.