the general problem is broken down into specific problems in a more searchable unit. starts with the phrase, 'specifically, this study...'

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a type of literature review that is quantitative, has close-ended questions, and is objective

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a literature review that is subjective, has open-ended questions, and is qualitative

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systematic review is also called as...?

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type of lit review that focuses on the dates of the research (oldest to the most recent)

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type of literature review that mainly focuses on the content of the research

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type of literature review that represents the author's own understanding and summariation of a review

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type of lit review that focuses on the representations of the concepts, theories, and ideas

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type of lit review that compares and contrasts different concepts

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type of lit review that is summarized and has agreements and disagreements

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up to how many years can be an information need to be called relevant?

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a compilation of sources that you cited IN your paper

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a compilation of sources that you got your general idea from; even though you did not cite it in your paper

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the most used style of citation; used in humanities and arts papers

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author and date based citation style

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used in scientific and medical papers

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the act of using someone else's ideas or creative work without saying where you got them

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it is the general orientation of the problem area

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it's also called as "research questions"

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