Applied research differs from basic research in that it examines causes without intent to use the data somewhere specific whereas applied research has a specific intent to apply findings for policy implementation. True / False.

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Alivia Petty

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9 December, 02:19

Applied research differs from basic research in that it examines causes without intent to use the data somewhere specific whereas applied research has a specific intent to apply findings for policy implementation. True / False.

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Angel Farmer · Answer 1

True

Explanation:

Basic research is the study that aims at expanding the pre-existing scientific knowledge. This is also known as fundamental research or pure research.

Applied research is the study, designed to solve particular problems or to answer a few questions. In other words, to find out the solution of any difficulty at hand. This research is useful in education, business, and medicine.