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.

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Applied research is conducted with a specific intent to apply the findings for practical purposes such as policy implementation or product development. On the other hand, basic research is focused on advancing scientific knowledge and understanding without any specific application in mind.

Applied Research Differs from Basic Research in That It Examines