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Title: Literature Reviews


1
Literature Reviews
  • How to Read and Write Literature Reviews

2
Guidelines for Writing a Lit Review (Pyrczak
Bruce)
  • Start intro by describing problem area (5.1 5.2
    5.3 5.4)
  • Lit review is a persuasive review of literature
    (5.6 5.15)
  • Use direct quotations sparingly (5.14)
  • Point out trends/themes and gaps (5.8 5.9 5.7)
  • Conclude with your research question and how your
    study differs from previous studies (5.11)

3
Tips for Writing Lit Reviews
  • Read numerous reviews of literature (see homework
    assignment)
  • look at how it was organized
  • how were transitions made from one topic to
    another
  • Write an outline
  • give it to team member to review
  • Let others read it and give feedback
  • Revise and rewrite
  • writing is a process expect to revise/rewrite

4
More Tips See also.
  • Galvan text
  • Chap.1 (pp. 6-9)
  • Chap 2 (pp. 13-14)
  • Chap 3 (lit searches)
  • Chap 4 (evaluating lit)
  • Chap 6 (analyzing lit)
  • Chap 7 (writing 1st draft)
  • Chap 8-11 (writing the lit review)
  • Appendix A and B (electronic searches)

5
Lit Review Assignment 2 Parts
  • Read Individual differences in Student Cheating
  • answer questions (see next slide for ques)
  • Complete Exercise for Chap 5 ( 1 or 2) with one
    article or thesis

6
Questions for Article Part 1
  • What categories were used by the authors to group
    the articles they reviewed?
  • Describe one case in which the authors have
    identified a gap in the literature.
  • Note another example in which the authors
    explicitly comment about other kinds of
    relationships between studies (i.e.,
    similarities, differences, etc.)
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