Review of Related Literature (RRL)

1. **Provide Context:** Establish the context and background for the research by discussing
previous work in the field.

2. **Highlight Gaps:** Identify gaps or limitations in previous research that the current study aims
to address.

3. **Show Theoretical Framework:** Present theoretical frameworks, concepts, and models that
guide the current research.

4. **Justify Research:** Justify the need for the current study by demonstrating its relevance and
importance in the broader context.

5. **Support Methodology:** Discuss methodologies and methods used in previous studies that
relate to the current research.

6. **Identify Trends:** Identify trends, patterns, and discrepancies in the literature that could
inform the current study’s approach or focus.

7. **Avoid Duplication:** Prevent duplication of research efforts by acknowledging what has

already been done and what still needs to be explored.

8. **Build Knowledge:** Contribute to the advancement of knowledge by building upon the work
of others and synthesizing their findings.

9. **Cite Sources:** Properly attribute and credit previous authors and researchers through
citations and references.