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    This document provides an overview of how to conduct a review of related literature for a research project. It discusses what a literature review entails, why it is important to do one, when to start, what materials to review, and the steps to take. A literature review involves collecting, reading, and summarizing existing knowledge on the research topic from sources like journals, reports, and other materials. It helps define the research problem, justify studying it, prevent duplication, provide theoretical basis, and inform data analysis. Researchers should begin the literature review when conceptualizing the problem to identify what is already known and unanswered questions.

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    REVIEW OF RELATED

    LITERATURE
    Review of Related Literature
    A review of related literature is the process of collecting,
    selecting, and reading books, journals, reports, abstracts, and
    other reference materials. Summary of existing knowledge on
    the research topic
    What does it mean?
     CONTENTS Ground information
    about the problem and related.
    Theories that explain the existence of the problem and the
    possible connection between certain factors and the problem
    Data that confirms the existence and seriousness of the
    problem
    General and specific findings of studies related to the problem
    Recommendations for further study given in related studies
    Why do you need to do Review of
    Literature?
    • It helps the researcher identify and define a research
    problem
    • It helps justify the need for studying a problem.
    • It prevents unnecessary duplication of a study
    • It can be a source of a theoretical basis for the study
    • Why do you need to do Review of Literature?
    Why do you need to do Review of
    Literature?
    • It enables the researcher to learn how to conceptualize a
    research problem and properly identify and operationally
    define study variables
    • It helps formulate and refine research instruments
    • It provides lesson for data analysis and interpretation.
    When to start doing Review of
    Related Literature?
    • While the research problem is still being conceptualized, the
    researcher must already start reviewing literature. In
    identifying and defining the research problem, the
    researcher must be able to show evidences that the problem
    really exists and is worth investigating.
    When to start doing Review of
    Related Literature?
    • It is important that the researcher knows what is already
    known about the problem or what earlier researchers have
    found about it and what questions still need to be answered
    before the research questions or objectives are finalized.
    When to start doing Review of
    Related Literature?
    • Theories which the researchers use to explain the existence
    of a research problem and used as bases in analyzing
    relationships between variables can be generated from
    reference books on theories or from related studies. The
    researcher therefore, must have already read adequate
    literature at the start of the research activity.
    Materials Needed to be Reviewed:
    • General References
    • Indexes – print collection of current article locations
    arranged topically
    • Abstracts – contains a brief summary of each listed article
    • Databases – electronically searchable or machine readable
    indexes and abstracts
     Materials Needed to Review
    • Primary Sources
    • Examples are researches found on published journals.
    • Secondary Sources
    • Publications where authors cite the works of others.
    Examples are books, encyclopedias.
    • Secondary sources are good references for overview of the
    problem.
    • Online Resources
    • Internet and Email
    Steps In Literature Review :
    • Review the precise definition of the research problem. Note
    the key variables specified in the study objectives and
    hypothesis.
    • Formulate “search terms” (key words or phrases)
    • Using indexes of general references, search for relevant
    primary and secondary sources guided by the search terms.
    Steps In Literature Review :
    • List in a note of index card the bibliographical data of the
    pertinent information selected as follows:
    • a. author
    • b. title
    • c. name of publication
    • d. date of publication (include place and date)
    • e. pages of the article
    Steps In Literature Review :
    • Introductory Part
    • Begin with brief introduction to the topic of interest and the
    significance of that topic
    • Researcher may suggest why he or she has a personal
    interest in the topic or why it is an important topic to the
    communication discipline, perhaps clarifying some theory or
    providing a solution to a practical problem
    How To Write Review Of Literature?
    • Second Section
    • Generally the longest part, comes on different pattern
    depending on the information that has been collected
    • In this section researcher summarizes the previous
    knowledge, theory and research regarding the topic
    How To Write Review Of Literature?

    • Final Section
    • This section is the critical evaluation of the state of current
    knowledge.
    • This is the synthesis of the previous section indicating
    questions and gaps that have yet to be resolved
    • The outcome of this section will be the formulation of a
    specific research problem (question or hypotheses) that the
    researcher will attempt to resolve in future investigation

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