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    This document provides guidelines for students to follow when writing the review of related literature and studies section of a research paper. It specifies that the related literature section should identify the intended themes for review and can include any topic related to the research. For the related studies section, it indicates there should be at least five studies presented for each theme, including at least two local studies. It also provides an example of how to format references in APA style and notes the entries should be alphabetically arranged. Finally, it prompts students to include three themes in their related studies section and attach one picture as proof of group work.

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    This document provides guidelines for students to follow when writing the review of related literature and studies section of a research paper. It specifies that the related literature section should identify the intended themes for review and can include any topic related to the research. For the related studies section, it indicates there should be at least five studies presented for each theme, including at least two local studies. It also provides an example of how to format references in APA style and notes the entries should be alphabetically arranged. Finally, it prompts students to include three themes in their related studies section and attach one picture as proof of group work.

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    RRLSoutline

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    Aaliyah Carlobos
    This document provides guidelines for students to follow when writing the review of related literature and studies section of a research paper. It specifies that the related literature section should identify the intended themes for review and can include any topic related to the research. For the related studies section, it indicates there should be at least five studies presented for each theme, including at least two local studies. It also provides an example of how to format references in APA style and notes the entries should be alphabetically arranged. Finally, it prompts students to include three themes in their related studies section and attach one picture as proof of group work.

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    Type your research title here

    Name of Authors (alphabetically arranged)


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    Review of Related Literature and Studies


    Related Literature
    -What are your intended themes for the review of related literature?
    -You may propose any topic that is related to your research
    -There is no limit, include as many as you want

    Related Studies
    -Themes on this part should be based on your theme
    -There should be 5 related studies in every theme
    -Do not only concentrate on foreign authorship, please include at least two local
    studies
    -Please mention the name of the research and the respective author/s of the studies
    that you plan to include in your related studies.
    -Follow the APA format for referencing for journal article
    -Entries should be alphabetically arranged.
    -Please refer to the sample below

    Alshehrei, F., & Ameen, F. (2021). Vermicomposting: A management tool to mitigate


    solid waste. Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences.

    Shalaby E. A. (2011). Prospects of effective microorganisms technology in wastes


    treatment in Egypt. Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Biomedicine, 1(3), 243–
    248.

    Theme 1
    Theme 2
    Theme 3

    PS. Please attach ONE picture of any proof that you worked together as a group in
    accomplishing this activity.

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