Research

• Related Literature


  Also called conceptual literature (Almeida et al., 2016)
• Related Literatures


  Books, periodicals, magazines, newspapers, reports, and other published materials containing facts, laws, theories, and other documented observations (Bargo, 2014)
• Review of Related Literature (RRL)

  A comprehensive review of the existing literature pertaining to a specific topic or research question (Ulz, 2022)
• The previous studies selected for this chapter must be academic work/articles published in an internationally reputable journal (Mount Zion Business Services, 2023).
• The selected articles must NOT be more than 10 years old (article publication date to project writing date) (Mount Zion Business Services, 2023).
• Before writing Chapter Two of your research project, you are expected to have completed Chapter One, which is the foundation on which the review will be based (Writers King LTD., 2019).
• Literature Review


  The systematic search, collection and breakdown of existing scholarly journals, articles, textbooks and other literal publications (Writers King LTD., 2019).
• Literature reviews significantly differ from a book review and are often written as part of a research thesis at undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate levels (Writers King LTD., 2019).
• Related Studies


  Theses, dissertations, and research studies characterized by the presence of research problem, hypotheses, objectives, related literature, methodology, findings, conclusions, recommendations, and bibliography (Bargo, 2014)
• Review of a Related Study


  Indicates (1) the name/s of the author/s, (2) the year and the setting the study was conducted, (3) the title, and (4) the salient findings (Almeida et al., 2016)
• Related Studies


  Inquiries, studies, or investigations already conducted to which the proposed study is related or has some bearing or similarity (Melendez, 2018)
• Refers to the systematic search, collection and breakdown of existing scholarly journals, articles, textbooks and other literal publications” (Writers King LTD., 2019)

  Literature Review
• showcases the current state of knowledge in a given field and scientific findings(Writers King LTD., 2019).

  Literature Review
• significantly differ from a book review and are often written as part of a research thesis

  Literature reviews
• Do's or Don'ts

  Make notes while working with the sources

  Do
• Do's or Don'ts

  just read the sources, you need to take notes.

  Don't
• Do's or Don'ts

  pick the topic that is too narrow or too broad

  Don't
• Do's or Don'ts

  Talk to your teacher or professor and ask for his/her advice

  Do
• Do's or Don'ts

  Submit your work without proofreading

  Don't
• Do's or Don'ts

  Keep bibliographic information for your sources

  Do
• Do's or Don'ts

  organize your sources according to the chosen method

  Do
• Do's or Don'ts

  Just sum up sources without analyzing them

  Don't
• This is the chapter where you provide detailed explanation of previous researches that has been conducted on your topic of interest.

  Chapter 2
• All thing bright and beautiful by Cecil Frances Alexander
• All things bright and beautiful

  All creatures great and small

  All things wise and wonderful

  The Lord God made them all
• Each little flower that opens

  Each little bird that sings

  He made their glowing colors

  He made their tiny wings