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Purpose of a literature review - SPSS Statistics Tutorial
From the course: Academic Research Foundations: Quantitative
Purpose of a literature review
- The foundation of your research study lies in your ability to tie it to your existing field. How you can link your research question to your study is based on how you can connect it to earlier research. This means you'll need to develop a literature review. A literature review is a narrative compilation of selected academic sources related to your topic. Lit reviews describe the research you have studied and develop in your reason for the study, as well as provide criticism of past research. The end result should be a narrative showing the inherent need for your research in the field. While serving as a section of your finished research, the literature review is also a helpful and important part of your research development. Grounding your intended research in the current movements of the field will provide you with evidence of trends on where the field is headed. It also offers you the snapshot of the methodologies used in those studies. You can see what questions are being asked…
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Independent and dependent variables3m 25s
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Elements of a research question3m 26s
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How to write a research question2m 39s
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Create research objectives3m 13s
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Research frameworks and hypotheses3m 22s
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Understand the null hypothesis2m 42s
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Deductive and inductive reasoning3m 34s
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Purpose of a literature review2m 45s
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How to develop a literature review2m 52s
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Anonymity and confidentiality in research studies4m
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Objectivity and subjectivity in your study3m 21s
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