Unit 4:Writing the Review of Related Literature

Lesson 1
Relevant Literature Sources for
Qualitative Research

Practical Research 1
Senior High School Applied - Academic
How should you
select the
literature to use
for this section
of your
research?

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Learning
Objective Identify the different types of
relevant literature for qualitative
At the end of the
lesson, you should be research.
able to do the
following:

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 Activity

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 Literature Review

Literature review refers to the process of

conducting systematic research involving
collection of information from multiple
sources.

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 Primary Sources Literature
Primary Source Example

Journal Article A journal article regarding the

reading comprehension of
Filipino students in Provinces
Video and Video documentation of
Audio consumers entering and
Recordings leaving the grocery stores
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 Primary Sources Literature
Primary Source Example

Survey Data Survey data in a barangay

regarding how well-versed the
children are regarding
emergency procedures
Statistical Statistical data on poverty
Data cases in the Philippines
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 Journal Articles

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 Journal Articles

Journal articles are scholarly articles compiled

in peer-reviewed journals classified according
to the field of study.

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What sources can you use for the
literature review of a qualitative
research study?

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 Audio and Videos

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 Audio and Videos

Audio and video recordings capture and

document phenomena that they wish to
further observe.

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 Survey Data

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 Survey Data

Survey data are documents containing data

that seeks to summarize information
obtained from the public about a variety of
subject.

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 Statistical Data

Statistical data refers to the set of data that

contains compilation of numerical data on
specific topics.

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Remember

Among the different types of

literature sources, peer-reviewed
journal articles are considered
the most credible.

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 Secondary Sources Literature
Secondary Source Example

Review Article A review article detailing information

about the current status of
microplastics in the Philippines
News Article A news article regarding a typhoon that
affected the Visayas
Textbook A textbook on general biology for 12th
graders of the STEM strand
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 Review Articles

Scientific review article is an article that

summarizes and reviews the previous and
current knowledge regarding a specific topic.

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 Review Articles

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 Newspapers and Magazines

News or magazine articles are useful for

qualitative research studies. These materials are
often used to reinforce some of the topics being
discussed by the research problem.

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 Textbooks

Textbooks are materials containing information

on from highly specific subjects to broad Science
fields.

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 Activity

Look for the following:

1. One type of primary source

2. One type of secondary source

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 Quick Check

A type of reference material that contains

information witnessed firsthand by the
author.

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 Quick Check

It is a type of secondary source that contains a

summary and a review of previous and
current findings on a particular topic.

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 Quick Check

How can primary and secondary sources be

relevant in conducting a qualitative research
on the topic below?

A peer-reviewed journal article on the

social and psychological effects of natural
calamities on disaster-prone communities
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 Wrap Up

Primary sources are references that

contain information which were
observed or witnessed firsthand by
the author.

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 Wrap Up

Secondary sources are references

that contain information based on
primary sources.

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 Bibliography
Hart, Chris. Doing a Literature Review. London: SAGE Publications Ltd., 1998.

Hillway, Tyrus. Introduction to Research. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1957.

Matheson, Lydia., and Lacey, Fiona M. Doing Your Literature Review : Traditional
and Systematic Techniques. Los Angeles, California: SAGE Publications Ltd.,
2011.

Neuman, W. Lawrence. Social Research Methods: Qualitative and Quantitative

Approaches. 7th ed. Essex: Pearson Education Limited., 2014.

O’Leary, Zina. The Essential Guide to Doing Research. London: SAGE Publications
Ltd., 2004.

Vanderstoep, Scott W., and Deirdre D. Johnston. Research Methods for Everyday
Life: Blending Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches. San Francisco: Jossey-
Bass., 2009.

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