part 1) Read the textbook (Appendix A: Reviewing the Literature) carefully, watch the video listed below, and answer the questions listed below. https://youtu.be/HpUiqkZw1tU?si=Z1mIgBoJ2JaoX7Jo video.
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What is a literature review?w3r2
What is a peer-reviewed paper?w3r3
What is an abstract?w3r4
How does the Boolean operator, “and”, affect your search results in your search for articles using the library databases. Explain your answer using “gay and adoption” as an example.w3r5
How does the Boolean operator, “or”, affect your search results in your search for articles using the library databases. Explain your answer using “gay or adoption” as an example.w3r6
How does the Boolean operator, “not”, affect your search results in your search for articles using the library databases. Explain your answer using “gay and not adoption” (or “gay not adoption”) as an example.w3r7
What are the sections contained in a scholarly empirical research article?w3r8
What are the three goals of writing a literature review, according to the textbook?w3r9
What is plagiarism?w3r10
What should you do to avoid plagiarism?
Part2) Read the article carefully and answer the questions listed at the bottom of this page.( the article is the pictures uploaded)w3r21
What is the problem of inserting too many direct quotations in your writing?w3r22
What is paraphrasing?w3r23
Why is it good to paraphrase?
Part 3) Read the article and answer the questions listed at the bottom of this page-- [Sources: J.L. Galvan, Writing Literature Review, 1999, Pyrczak Publishing, and P.D. Leedy & J.E. Ormrod, Practical Research, 2001, Merrill Prentice Hall.]
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What do you need to conduct a literature search?w3r32
What is an empirical research article?w3r33
What is a review article? How does it differ from an empirical research article?w3r34
What is the difference between a bad literature review and a good literature review?