RRL and Citation

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is a process of compiling, classifying, and evaluating what other researchers have written on a certain topic.

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Literature Review

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4 levels of reading

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elementary reading
systematic skimming
analytic reading
comparative reading

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basic type of reading
recognizing the words
literal comprehension of the sentences

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Elementary Reading

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prerequisite to analytical reading

articles or materials are discerned if they can be included for analysis

looking into the title of the book or the said article

Gloss over the bold, underlined, or italicized terms

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Systematic Skimming

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an article is examined paragraph by paragraph
asking the basic 5 Ws and 1H questions
aided by a dictionary
output: notes taken by the researcher

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Analytic Reading

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Highest level of reading
the concepts and principles are compared and contrasted
output: generalized summary/ meta-analysis

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Comparative Reading

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Conducting a review of literature

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1. looking for relevant materials
2. Actual Reading
3. Note-taking

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Tools for reading and review

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Highlighting
Annotations

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uses marks and symbols to facilitate the reading process

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Highlighting

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– important ideas

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Underlined

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words,phrases, or images that need further analysis

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Boxed

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confusing passages, need further clarificatiosn

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Question Mark

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Words, Ideas or images related to other concepts

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Encircled

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shows connections

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Lines and arrows

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ideas in sequence

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Numberings

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key portions of the paragraphs

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Two Vertical Lines

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Particularly Important Ideas

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Stars

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remarks, ideas, and opinions the researcher writes during the analysis and synthesis of related materials

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Annotations

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is the way you tell your readers that certain material in your work came from another source.

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Citation

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It also gives your readers the information necessary to find that source again

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Citation

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necessary informations of citation

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Information about the author
The title of the work
The date it was published

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method followed by reasearch

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scientific method

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How does the reader check the integrity of the source/reference material you put in your in-text citations?

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Through the reference List.

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reliable source materials on citations

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published book and journal articles or research articles
conference proceedings, news articles, periodicals, and unpublished thesis or dissertation works, online articles

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The in-text citation consists of

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author surnames followed by the year of publication of the source that you are citing. include page or paragraph numbers for direct quotes

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also called a conceptual literature

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Related Literature

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the purpose of gathering related literature is to boost the confidence of the researcher.

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Related Literature

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it enriches the knowledge and comprehension about the variables being studied

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Related Literature

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Tips in writing the review of related literature

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Open sources Place each work in the context Describe the relationship of each work Identify new ways to interpret point the way forward for further research

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Following reminders for ethical research writing

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1. Honesty with professional colleagues 2.protection from harm 3.Right to privacy

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is considered as the most common form of scientific misconduct.

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Plagiarism

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is the appropriation of another person’s idea, processes, results, or words without giving appropriate credit,

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Plagiarism

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Two forms of plagiarism

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Self-plagiarism Duplicate

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The author copies large parts of one of their previous manuscripts word for word.

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Self-plagiarism

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the author submits a previously published work as if it is an original manuscript

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Duplicate

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Intellectual property code of the philippines

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RA 8293

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means works which , with the consent of the authors, are made available o the public in such a way that these works can be sources from a place and time individual chosen by them

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Published works

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following are considered act of plagiarism

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when copying the whole written work when one fails to put quote marks when one gives incorrect information when changing words

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Ways of avoiding palgiarism

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Citation Paraphrasing quoting referencing

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complete source or reference must be place after the copied phrase or sentence

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Citation

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The information to be lifted is rephrased into ones own

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Paraphrasing

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when using materials from ones own former writings one has to quotes himself

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quoting

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this is done in conjunction with citations

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referencing

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forms of authorship

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coercion authorship honorary authorship mutual support authorship ghost authorship denial of authorship

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Section 178 or RA 8293

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the Rules of Copyright Ownership

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the purpose of gathering related literature is

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to boost the confidence of the researcher

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How do I make citations?

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Arrange your reference list alphabetically Make sure to observe proper italics