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(C) Define the problem: This step involves clearly identifying and defining the research problem or objective that the focus groups will address.

(A) Select a sample: After defining the problem, researchers select participants who represent the target population and are suitable for the study.

(D) Decide the number of groups needed: Researchers determine how many focus groups are necessary to gather sufficient data and perspectives on the research problem.

(E) Prepare the mechanics of the study: This includes arranging logistics such as scheduling, location, and any materials or equipment needed for the focus groups.

(B) Prepare the focus group material: Finally, researchers develop the discussion guide or materials that will guide the conversation during the focus group sessions.