What is the difference between "research" and "survey"?

Gallup is a ____ company.





A. research B.survey





What is the difference between them?





Are they the same?

What is the difference between "research" and "survey"?
A, research.





Research is getting all kinds of information via experimenting or other written sources.





Surveying is specifically observing or asking for opinions. Usually the former in this situation.
Reply:Unfortunately, the English language can be con-fusing at times and Americans of the U.S.A. do not speak the Queen of England English, but they speak semantic. The word research are of two parts. The prefix is re (means to do again or over). The word search is implying to seek or look into, possible by surveying. The word survey can also be understood as to measure, border and mark a plot of land. That being said, "Gallup is a research company.".
Reply:Research is using books, magazines, the internet, local library. Survey is when you ask people to write their best answer for the question. Like 1 out of 10 people preferred Crest Toothpaste to Colgate. Survey you ask the question and they supply the answer. Then you take what answers you have and figure out how many people like Crest or Colgate. Does this help.
Reply:Gallup is a survey company. The difference between research and survey is their both different.Research is investigating as candy bars. Testing them ,working on how much chocolate needs to be used.,and so one. Survey is asking a lot of questions. Like at the malls. I guess when you look at both , I think there the same. In some ways.
Reply:No they are not the same. A survey just finds out how many people use/like a product. Research means they thoroughly studied the product..ingredients, benefits, side effects etc.
Reply:A survey is asking peoples opinion on a subject.





Research is looking for information on a certain subject and compiling it in report form, documenting what you find and presenting a conclusion.
Reply:research is when you read books and information. Survey is when you ask real people for information and you rate and classify their opinions
Reply:Research is when u find information and data on sumthing and analyze it.


Survey is like a quiz so u kno wat ppl think or want or like better.
Reply:To begin with I suppose they are the same or similar, although I see research as being what you do for an extensive project/paper/or whatnot that includes other study as well. While a survey may be simply what it is and not much more.
Reply:a survey is your opinion on some thing and a research is a fact
Reply:You do research when you are trying to find out more about something, often in order to address a particular question which may not have been answered before. Say, you want to find out if aspirin relieves headaches (okay, that one surely has been answered, it's just an example). You might have 100 people of which 50 will get an aspirin when they have a headache and 50 get a placebo. (A placebo is a fake pill which looks like the real thing so the people getting it instead of the aspirin do not notice.) You can then add up the number of people who experienced relief from the aspirin in comparison to the number of people who experienced relief from the placebo. By doing such a project you would be conducting medical research. In order to find out how people responded to the pills, you would probably ask everyone a bunch of questions, therefore conducting a survey. So, a survey is a research tool. As for A or B, both exist but do not mean the same thing.
Reply:To "research" something is to peruse all factual information you can find on the subject. To "survey" something, you are only asking for people's opinions on a subject.
Reply:Research:


Pronunciation: \ri-ˈsərch, ˈrē-ˌ\


Function: noun


Etymology: Middle French recerche, from recercher to go about seeking, from Old French recerchier, from re- + cerchier, sercher to search — more at search


Date: 1577


1: careful or diligent search


2: studious inquiry or examination; especially : investigation or experimentation aimed at the discovery and interpretation of facts, revision of accepted theories or laws in the light of new facts, or practical application of such new or revised theories or laws


3: the collecting of information about a particular subject


Research:


Function: verb


Date: 1593


%26gt;%26gt;transitive verb


1 : to search or investigate exhaustively %26lt;research a problem%26gt;


2 : to do research for %26lt;research a book%26gt;


%26gt;%26gt;intransitive verb


: to engage in research





Survey:


Function: verb


Inflected Form(s): sur·veyed; sur·vey·ing


Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French surveer, to look over, from sur- + veer to see


Date: 15th century





%26gt;%26gt;transitive verb


1 a: to examine as to condition, situation, or value : appraise


b: to query (someone) in order to collect data for the analysis of some aspect of a group or area


2: to determine and delineate the form, extent, and position of (as a tract of land) by taking linear and angular measurements and by applying the principles of geometry and trigonometry


3: to view or consider comprehensively


4: inspect, scrutinize


%26lt;he surveyed us in a lordly way — Alan Harrington%26gt;


%26gt;%26gt;intransitive verb


: to make a survey


Survey:


Pronunciation: \ˈsər-ˌvā, sər-ˈ\


Function: noun


Inflected Form(s): plural surveys


Date: 1548


1: the act or an instance of surveying: as


a: a broad treatment of a subject


b: poll


2: something that is surveyed
Reply:research = proven(somewhat)


survey = poll
Reply:A. = studying, observing doing it by yourself, doing your homework.





B.= Conducting an overall poll by the people.
Reply:they are not the same research is when you search something and survey is when you ask people some one likes scary movies and someone likes funny movies thats what survey means
Reply:A resource is something you use to get information and use it to learn.





A survey is going to a group of people and presenting your work or find out what a person likes. Say u have 2 types of candy 1 is a lolly pop and the other is a tootsie roll there are 20 kids 10 kids vote for lolly pop and the other 10 for tootsie roll thats a survey