RRL

Question 1

The research should not favor any extreme and obvious vested interest aside from delivering facts, information, and findings.

Answer 1

Objectivity

Question 2

Examples of Tertiary Sources

Answer 2

books based on secondary sources that interprets the work of others

Question 3

The materials that the review should have must be sufficient enough, not too few and not too many.

Answer 3

Conciseness

Question 4

Is a detailed review of existing literature related to the topic of a thesis or dissertation.

Answer 4

Review of Related Literature (RRL)

Question 5

Can be defined as the norms for conduct that distinguish between acceptable and unacceptable behaviors.

Answer 5

Ethics in research/ Ethics

Question 6

Possible scientific misconducts in research

Answer 6

Fabrication and falsification
Non-publication of data
Faulty data gathering procedures-
Plagiarism- Copy and Paste Plagiarism, Mosaic Plagiarism, Misattribution Plagiarism, Self-Plagiarism

Question 7

Each point of view of every author is explained and expound to backup the main idea being presented in the review. Each author is cited in the footnote.

Answer 7

By Author/Writer

Question 8

This term refers to values that are translated into rules or standards of conduct.

Answer 8

Ethical principles

Question 9

Examples of Primary Sources

Answer 9

academic research and university research journals and reputable organizations

Question 10

What is the Ideal year of Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Sources?

Answer 10

last 5 years/ 5 years

Question 11

This refers to the view that values are relative in the sense that a person feels his/her value is better than any other person’s value.

Answer 11

Ethical Relativism

Question 12

The weight of relevance of the material to the current research undertaking must be checked.

Answer 12

Relevance

Question 13

This approach is applicable in all methods of research.

Answer 13

By Topic/ Concept

Question 14

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

Answer 14

Literature

Question 15

Eight Ethics Principle to follow

Answer 15

Honesty
Objectivity
Integrity
Carefulness
Openness
Respect for Intellectual property
Trustworthiness
Social and legal responsibility

Question 16

This manner of organizing the review highlights the interrelationship of concepts which support the development of the current study.

Answer 16

By Topic/Concept

Question 17

This refers to situations where there is an evident conflict between values & principles & the choice of action needs to be decided.

Answer 17

Ethical dilemma

Question 18

Examples of Secondary Sources

Answer 18

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

Question 19

Examples of General References

Answer 19

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

Question 20

Three major approaches in RRL

Answer 20

Chronological
By Topic/Concept
By Author/Writer

Question 21

This approach in organizing the review puts emphasis on the timeline of development or the year the materials were written.

Answer 21

Chronological

Question 22

The materials that should be included in the review should be recent as much as possible.

Answer 22

Recency

Question 23

Is composed of discussions of facts and principles to which the present study is related.

Answer 23

Related Literature

Question 24

Published information in a particular subject area which sometimes covers a certain period of time.

Answer 24

Literature