Literature Review is NOT just reporting on what other studies have done. It should also evaluate, organize ideas, and: explain. discuss. synthesize. present data.
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Literature Review is a critical evaluation of peer-reviewed articles, texts, and other sources relevant to your research. Literature Review Content: Subject or issue overview (do not rewrite the introduction) Categorized or themed presentation of material supporting and refuting the subject or issue Critical review and comparison of each referenced work Conclusions based on the facts in the literature review
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An important aspect of evaluating scientific papers is to consider other explanations for the data that the authors might have overlooked. See if you can think of alternate explanations for the data presented in the following papers: Finally, see the following review of Soler and Moller's work for an example of how scientific criticism can result in better science by all involved:
Why literature review is so important to the overall research process. Then, explain how we can apply the concept of literature review to our daily lives. Finally, what are some common pitfalls or problems we may encounter when gathering research materials?
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