Objective and subjective are two terms used to describe information and perspectives. Objective means verifiable information based on facts and evidence, while subjective means information or perspectives based on feelings, opinions, or personal preferences
. Objective information is based on factual data that can be measured and proven, while subjective information is influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions
. Objective writing strives for accuracy and to create a foundation of knowledge, while subjective writing presents a point of view, perspective, or opinion
. Examples of objective writing are research papers, instruction manuals, and academic essays, while examples of subjective writing are personal essays, memoirs, and editorials
