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“SOURCES
OF
INFORMATIO
N REVIEW OF
LITERATURE
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What is Literature?
The Literature raises to the collection of scholarly writings
on a topic. This includes peer-reviewed articles, books,
essays and conference papers.
Literature is basically written stuff that people create,
like stories, poems, and essays.
What is review of
literature?
A review of literature is a
critical analysis and summary
of existing scholarly
publications, books, articles,
and other sources relevant to
a particular topic or research
question.
It aims to provide an
overview of the current
state of knowledge on the
subject, identify gaps or
variations in existing
research, and suggest areas
for further investigation.
What is information?
Information refers to data, facts, or knowledge that is gathered,
analyzed, and understood to answer research questions or
hypotheses.
This data can come from various sources such as experiments,
reviews, interviews, observations, or existing literature.
Sources of information
Primary Sources of Information
Secondary Sources of Information
Primary Sources of Information:
Primary sources of information
in research methods raise to
original documents, data, or
materials that provide firsthand
evidence or direct information
about a topic of study.
Primary sources are valued for
their reality and immediacy, as
they offer direct insight into the
subject matter without filtering
by others. Researchers often rely
on primary sources to generate
new knowledge, validate
findings, and support their
arguments or claims.
Examples of primary sources:
Original research studies and experiment
Interviews
Surveys and questionnaires
Observational data
Diaries and personal letters
Speeches and oral histories
Artifacts and objects
Official documents and records (e.g., government reports,
court records)
Photographs and videos
Secondary Source of
Information:
Secondary sources of information in
research methods raise to documents,
data, or materials that are created
based on analysis, clarification, or
synthesis of primary sources.
Secondary source help to the
researchers understand complex
topics, identify trends, and gain
insights into various viewpoints.
While they offer valuable analysis and
synthesis, researchers typically rely
on primary sources for direct
evidence and original data.
Examples of secondary
sources:
Review articles
Textbooks
Encyclopedias
Biographies
Data compilations and databases
Documentary films
Magazine and newspaper articles
Historical analyses
Research reports and analyses
Short Conclusion
Primary Sources of Secondary Sources of
Information Information