Focus groups were chosen because they allow for openness and promote disclosure; additionally, participants often ask questions of each other, which can lead the group into unplanned discussions about new phenomena related to the topic (Wilkinson 1998).
"Modern technologies, such as smartphones, social networking and instant messaging have been hailed as innovations in the way people interact, removing obstacles to conversation and allowing for openness of discourse.
Many Zulus have said that at least their culture allows for openness and honesty, but that does not stop men from straying, even when they have a number of wives, and also girlfriends.
A company culture that allows for openness and trust could facilitate shared responsibility on the part of employees and managers (Cluster 3) and enable managers and personnel officers to gain sufficient knowledge regarding the management of chronically ill workers (Cluster 4).
Political activists said they believed that his death would allow for greater openness in the kingdom because there is no other prince who wields such broad authority with such conviction.
The sense of self has "loosened," allowing for an openness, a sensitivity, and a gracefulness to "be".
"The term I like to use is 'underrepresented music,' which sort of allows for an openness of genre and identity, and culture," explains Patterson.
In addition, seeing each other could in some cases be 'too close' for them and the alternative of connecting by voice within an anonymous context could allow for more openness.
But the fluidity and openness allowed for little and big doses of reality to drip and sometimes pour in.
This study allowed for the definition of indicators in adoption communication openness which were evident along the adoption process.
