Consultez le glossaire à l'aide de cet index
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Annotation A brief summary and evaluation of a source, often used in an annotated bibliography to assess its relevance to the literature review. |
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Citation A reference to a source (e.g., book, article) included in the literature review to credit ideas and support claims. |
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Conceptual Framework A structure of concepts or theories derived from the literature review to guide the research study. |
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Critical Analysis The process of evaluating sources in a literature review for strengths, weaknesses, and relevance, rather than just summarising. |
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Gap in Literature An area of knowledge unexplored or underexplored, identified in the literature review to justify the research problem. |
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Literature Review A systematic survey and synthesis of existing research on a topic to establish context, identify gaps, and support the study’s purpose. |
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Peer-Reviewed Source A publication evaluated by experts in the field, often prioritized in a literature review for credibility. |
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Primary Source Original research or data (e.g., studies, experiments) directly consulted in a literature review. |
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Research Synthesis The process of integrating findings from multiple sources in a literature review to draw conclusions or identify patterns. |
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Scope of Review The boundaries or focus of the literature review (e.g., time period, disciplines) to keep it manageable. |
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