Literature review topics in Science
1. Define a topic or research focus to start: 2. Choose the type of review to write:
3. Search for relevant work & re-search the Literature:
4. Assess the quality of sources & take NOTES while reading. 5. Keep the review focused, but broad interest. (could discuss other disciplines affected) 6. Be Critical and consistent: The reader should have an idea of 7. Find a logical structure. Use a MIND-MAP to draw a conceptual scheme of the review http://www.tonybuzan.com/gallery/mind-maps/ 8. Make use of feedback. Can be peer-reviewed or someone reading a draft. 9. Include your own relevant research but be objective. 10. Be Up-to-date, do not forget older studies. 11. Summarize the evidence 12. Interpret the findings = keep your own voice AVOID these traps:
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