les 11 Flashcards

1
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examines facts and principles from other resources that are related to the
present study.

A

related literature

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  • resource materials include books,
    encyclopedias, published journals, newspapers, and magazines.
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review liteature

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3
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also called conceptual literature, serves to clarify the different variables being studied.

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review literature

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4
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removes any vagueness surrounding the central concepts of the
research.

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review literature

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5
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the central idea of the entire literature.

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major variable

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6
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help specify which
particular aspect of the major variable is being referred to.

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sub-variables

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7
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are
specific information that describes the sub-variables.

A

indicators,

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8
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a tutorial in which the author defines and clarifies a problem

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review article

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9
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elements that give the researcher an idea of its relevance to his or her own research.

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review of literature. The title,
statement of the problem, scope and delimitation, as well as the framework of the study

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10
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also includes works of experts in refereed or peer-reviewed journals. Expert
readers or peers who are recognized authorities on the topic are consulted to review the written
works of the researchers to determine if they meet the standards of a good reference

A

Related literature

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11
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4 Essential Elements of a Literature Review

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Overview of the subject or topic, issues, or theories to be considered
Division of works such as those that support a particular position, those against, and
those that offer other ideas
Explanation of the comparison of the gathered literature
Conclusion and the best arguments

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4 Stages Observed in Writing the Literature Review

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  1. Problem formulation.
  2. Literature search.
  3. Data evaluation.
  4. Analysis and interpretation.
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13
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researcher must determine the research problem before the review of literature is conducted to fully understand the variables considered in the
study.

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Problem formulation.

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14
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Any reading material that is related to the study must include a discussion and explanation of at least one of the variables.

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Literature search.

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15
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indicators that are synthesized from various relevant sources must
further build the researcher's confidence as the variables of his or her study are made
clear.

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Data evaluation.

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16
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Breaking the entire reading article into smaller parts will help the researcher correctly interpret the information in the reviewed materials.

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Analysis and interpretation.

17
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Format of a Literature Review

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  • introduction
  • the body
  • conclusion
18
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4 sub formats of the body

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Provenance.
Objectivity.
Persuasiveness.
value

19
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6 specific skills and competencies

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  • courage
  • dependability
  • flexibilty
  • integrity
  • judgement
  • respect for others