Experience surveys differ from surveys conducted as part of descriptive research in that there is usually no formal attempt to ensure that the survey results are representative of any defined group of subjects.

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Experience surveys are generally conducted to gather feedback from individuals who have experienced a particular event or situation. These surveys do not aim to establish a representative sample of a particular population, unlike surveys conducted as part of descriptive research. Therefore, option A is correct.

Experience Surveys Differ from Surveys Conducted as Part of Descriptive