Ethically selecting, Citing and synthesizing Related literature

Question 1

refers to a collection of written work with a heightened and artistic use of words may it be fiction or nonfiction.

Answer 1

Related literature

Question 2

refers to published information in a particular subject area which sometimes covers a certain period of time.

Answer 2

Related literature

Question 3

4 types of resources

Answer 3

A. General references
B. Primary sources
C. Secondary sources
D. Tertiary resources

Question 4

give some examples of general reference

Answer 4

books, monographs, conference manuals, research articles, professional journals and similar documents.

Question 5

give some examples of primary sources

Answer 5

academic research and university research journals and reputable organizations.

Question 6

give some examples of secondary sources

Answer 6

articles, analyses, essays, newspaper, single or multiple authored textbooks

Question 7

give some examples of secondary sources

Answer 7

books based on secondary sources that interprets the work of others.

Question 8

Characteristics of Materials to be Cited

Answer 8

Recency
Objectivity
Relevance
Conciseness

Question 9

The materials that should be included in the review should be recent as much as possible. For general references, published materials 10 years ago are yet sound and valid. Meanwhile, primary, secondary and tertiary references within the last five years are ideal. Archived materials may also be used as reference for theories and concepts.

Answer 9

recency

Question 10

Since research is academic and scholarly, the materials should be fair, objective and bias-free. It should not favor any extreme and obvious vested interest aside from delivering facts, information, and findings.

Answer 10

objectivity

Question 11

The weight of relevance of the material to the current research undertaking must be checked. Before citing it, it should bear essential information to clarify and deepen the issues and concepts of the research being conducted. Otherwise, the material should not be considered for the review.

Answer 11

relevance

Question 12

The materials that the review should have must be sufficient enough, not too few and not too many, to provide the researcher and the readers strong insight about the general and specific problems that the research is trying to address or answer.

Answer 12

conciseness

Question 13

publishes materials ____ years ago are yet sound and valid

Answer 13

10

Question 14

primary, secondary and tertiary references within the last _____ years are ideal

Answer 14

five/ 5

Question 15

The number of related literatures that a review should have for a senior high school research is only _______________ local and international publications or materials.

Answer 15

4 to 6