Descriptive studies DO NOT
A)study relationships between variables.
B)tell why something occurred.
C)use operational definitions.
D)use concepts.
E)examine a new phenomena.

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Descriptive studies only provide information about what is happening or what exists, without explaining why. They may provide data on variables or concepts, but they don't analyze their relationships or causality. They may use operational definitions to describe the characteristics being studied or the methods used, but they don't necessarily invent new phenomena to examine.

Descriptive Studies DO NOT