Descriptive research tests a relationship between variables.

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Descriptive research describes or summarizes a set of data or phenomenon, but does not test or establish relationships between variables. This type of research is often used to uncover patterns, trends, or characteristics in a population, but it cannot determine causality or make predictions. In order to test relationships between variables, researchers would need to use inferential statistics and experimental or quasi-experimental designs.

Descriptive Research Tests a Relationship Between Variables