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What is the minimum recommended length for the 'Review of Related Literature and Studies' chapter in a well-founded study?
What is the minimum recommended length for the 'Review of Related Literature and Studies' chapter in a well-founded study?
Which of the following is NOT considered a type of source for a literature review?
Which of the following is NOT considered a type of source for a literature review?
What are primary sources in the context of a literature review?
What are primary sources in the context of a literature review?
How is literature defined?
How is literature defined?
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What is the purpose of a concept map in Chapter 2 of a research study?
What is the purpose of a concept map in Chapter 2 of a research study?
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Study Notes
Review of Related Literature and Studies
- The minimum recommended length for this chapter in a well-founded study is 10-15 pages, with at least 20-30 sources cited.
Literature Review Sources
- A type of source NOT considered for a literature review is a Wikipedia page.
Primary Sources
- Primary sources in the context of a literature review are original materials that are close to the information or event being studied, such as research articles, datasets, and diaries.
Definition of Literature
- Literature is defined as the collection of scholarly writings, including books, journal articles, and conference papers, that have been published on a particular topic or area of study.
Concept Map in Research Study
- The purpose of a concept map in Chapter 2 of a research study is to visually organize and represent relationships between ideas, concepts, and variables, providing a framework for the study and helping to identify gaps and areas of focus.
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Description
Learn how to write Chapter 2 of a research study, including proper citation, theoretical framework, and concept map. This quiz is designed for RCC, RN, RM, LPT, MAN, MSN, and MAED students to define terms, familiarize with citation styles, gather and synthesize information, and understand the characteristics of Chapter II.
