Literature Review

A collection of published information/ materials on a particular area of research or topic, such as books and journal articles of academic value is a definition of...

• Method

• Literature

• Problem

• Hypothesis

Knowing on how knowledge has evolved within the field, highlighting what has already been done, what is generally accepted, what is emerging, and what is the current state of thinking on the topic refers to the definition of ....

• State of the nation

• State of the mind

• State of the art

• State of survival

What are the MAIN COMPONENTS of the Literature Review?

• Research Terminology

• Relevant Theories

• Results form Previous Studies

• All are correct

The research process that is covered by the literature review is

• Review concepts and theories

• Review previous research findings

• Both are correct

• Both are wrong

Formulating keywords that describe the problem, purpose and scope of the literature review is tip for .....

• Stage 1: Formulate the Problem!

• Stage 2: Find literature!

• Stage 3: Evaluate data (Identification and classification of literature)

• Stage 4: Analysis and Interpretation (Critical Analysis and Compilation)

Comparing between literature; looking for advantages and disadvantages; identify follow-up research, and draw conclusions is tip for .....

• Stage 1: Formulate the Problem!

• Stage 2: Find literature!

• Stage 3: Evaluate data (Identification and classification of literature)

• Stage 4: Analysis and Interpretation (Critical Analysis and Compilation)

Identification of similarities/differences from the literature that has been collected (theory/concept, method, topic findings) is tip for .....

• Stage 1: Formulate the Problem!

• Stage 2: Find literature!

• Stage 3: Evaluate data (Identification and classification of literature)

• Stage 4: Analysis and Interpretation (Critical Analysis and Compilation)

Software for Paper/ Reference Management, except.....

• Mendeley

• Zotero

• EndNote

• Notepad

Tip for citing other people's research (ethics codes) is ....

• Don't copy and paste the text

• Don't use just one source of research citation that dominates your writing

• Both are correct

• Both are wrong

The section that needs to be reviewed for determining the research gap is...

• Title

• Keywords

• Objective

• Limitation