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A group of participants are meeting as a focus group for a qualitative study. At the end of the session the researcher invited each group member to participate with a private interview if so desired. Why did the researcher make this offer?
1. Keep the focus of the research study in their minds.
2. Increase the size of the sample of the research study.
3. Spur individual recall of incidents to share about the research topic.
4. Encourage the sharing of information that might not have been divulged in a group setting.

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