Basic research differs from applied research in that basic research:
A)is motivated solely by researcher interest.
B)is conducted for some purpose beyond or in addition to researcher interest.
C)seldom deals with formal observational research.
D)seldom deals with informal observational research.
E)deals with the scientific study of humans in groups.

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Basic research is conducted purely out of researcher interest and curiosity, without any immediate practical application. In contrast, applied research is driven by a specific problem or need and aims to solve practical issues.

Basic Research Differs from Applied Research in That Basic Research