描述性研究与实验性研究之间的区别

1.描述性研究：
描述性研究是指描述一种现象或正在研究的群体的研究，并且由于操纵变量而易于在社会科学中进行。它主要用于收集有关特定人群，情况和事件的数据。描述性研究更多地用于收集数据，并尝试使用统计分析从该数据中找出一些见解。

描述性研究的例子包括人口普查和产品市场调查等。

2.实验研究：
实验研究是指研究人员通过操纵变量得出结论或发现，并且由于操纵变量而在社会科学中很难做到的研究。这对于找出因果关系和相关性的因果关系很有用。实验研究也进行相同类型的分析，但它始终会分析实验数据的来源。

实验研究的例子包括实验室实验。

描述性研究与实验性研究之间的区别：

S.NO.	DESCRIPTIVE RESEARCH	EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH
01.	Descriptive research refers to research which describes a phenomenon or else a group under study.	Experimental research refers to research where the researcher manipulates the variable to come to an conclusion or finding.
02.	Descriptive research is easy to do in social sciences due to manipulating variables.	Experimental research is difficult to do in social sciences due to manipulating variables.
03.	It is useful in gathering data on a certain population, situations and events.	It is useful in finding out the cause effect of a casual relationship and correlation.
04.	In descriptive research the researcher observe the things, situation or events and describes the best of it.	In experimental research the researcher researches the things mainly in closed environment or laboratory and results the best output of it.
05.	Descriptive research cannot determine the causality of events and as such cannot make future predictions.	Experimental research accurately determines causality and therefore can make future predictions.
06.	Mainly Descriptive research tries to answer the question “What is”.	Mainly Experimental research tries to answer the question “What if”.
07.	Descriptive research typically includes sociological and psychological, political science studies.	Experimental research typically includes biological, forensic studies, other laboratory studies.
08.	It uses both quantitative and qualitative methodologies.	It primarily uses quantitative methodology.
09.	Descriptive research is more towards collecting data and try to find out some insight out of that data using statistical analysis.	Experimental research is also do this same sort of analysis but also it always analyzes where the data of an experiment comes from.