<prompt> Hlalosa phapang lipakeng tsa thuto ea sefofane le thuto e felletseng.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the difference between a pilot study and a full study. . Response in English: A pilot study, also known as a feasibility study, is a small-scale, preliminary version of a larger study. Its main purpose is to test whether the research methodology, design, and data collection methods are appropriate and effective before they are applied on a larger scale in a full study. A full study, on the other hand, is a more comprehensive investigation that involves a larger sample size and is designed to answer specific research questions. It typically follows the successful completion of a pilot study and builds upon the results and findings of the pilot study.In summary, the primary difference between a pilot study and a full study is the scope and scale. A pilot study is used to refine and test the research methods, while a full study is used to answer the research questions with greater confidence and accuracy. . Response in Sesotho: Boithuto ba teko, bo tsejoang hape e le boithuto bo ka khonahalang, ke mofuta o monyane, oa selelekela oa thuto e kholoanyane. Sepheo sa eona se seholo ke ho lekola hore na mokhoa oa ho etsa lipatlisiso, moralo le mekhoa ea pokello ea lintlha li nepahetse ebile li sebetsa hantle pele li sebelisoa ka bongata bo boholo thutong e felletseng. Boithuto bo felletseng, ka lehlakoreng le leng, ke phuputso e felletseng e kenyelletsang boholo bo boholo ba sampole mme e etselitsoe ho araba lipotso tse itseng tsa lipatlisiso. Hangata e latela ho phethoa ka katleho ha phuputso ea teko me e thea holima liphetho le liphuputso tsa boithuto ba liteko. Ka kakaretso, phapang ea mantlha lipakeng tsa boithuto ba sefofane le boithuto bo felletseng ke bophara le sekala. Boithuto ba teko bo sebelisetsoa ho nchafatsa le ho leka mekhoa ea lipatlisiso, ha thuto e felletseng e sebelisoa ho araba lipotso tsa lipatlisiso ka kholiseho e kholo le ho nepahala. 