 Descriptive interpretation

Descriptive interpretation refers to a method of understanding and explaining phenomena, texts, or data by focusing on describing their characteristics, features, and contexts without making evaluative judgments or drawing conclusions beyond what is explicitly presented. It emphasizes a thorough and detailed portrayal of subject matter as it exists in its own right. In academic disciplines such as social sciences, literature, and humanities, descriptive interpretation involves: 1. **Observation**: Collecting data or information about a subject.