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    This document discusses how to review related literature and studies for a research project. It explains that a review of related literature provides necessary background for readers to understand the research topic by surveying important sources. Studies refer to works by other researchers, focusing on their methodology, results, and conclusions. The review process involves evaluating, selecting, and organizing relevant literature and studies. They can be organized by topic, problem to solution, cause to effect, or classification. The purpose is to set the stage for the researcher's own work by concluding with a hypothesis or research question.

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    This document discusses how to review related literature and studies for a research project. It explains that a review of related literature provides necessary background for readers to understand the research topic by surveying important sources. Studies refer to works by other researchers, focusing on their methodology, results, and conclusions. The review process involves evaluating, selecting, and organizing relevant literature and studies. They can be organized by topic, problem to solution, cause to effect, or classification. The purpose is to set the stage for the researcher's own work by concluding with a hypothesis or research question.

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    Review of RELATED LITERATURE and STUDIES

    RRL
    -survey of important articles, books and other sources(professional lit) pertaining to your research topic.
    -give readers the necessary background to understand your research.
    × RRL continue...
    Literature
    × review/analysis of ideas and principles coming from published articles and books (both online
    and in print)
    Studies
    × works of other researchers (thesis, dissertation, etc.) mostly concentrating on their
    methodology, results, and conclusions.
    × Steps

    1. evaluate
    2. select
    3. Organize
    1. Evaluating other studies
    Selecting the studies to include in the review:
    Organizing the review:
    × By topic
    × Problem> solution
    × Cause>effect
    × Classification
    1. Literature
    • Foreign
    • Local
    2. Studies
    • Foreign
    • Local
    Purpose of your review of the literature
    set the stage for your own research.
    Therefore, you should conclude the review with a statement of your hypothesis, or focused research
    question. When this is done, you are ready to proceed with part three of your research report, in which
    you explain the methods you used.

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