unit 4 lesson 1

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is the process of collecting and synthesizing information from multiple
sources.

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literature review

Question 2

serve as an overall guide to refine the research questions and objectives of the study, and as a reference for the methodology and
discussion of the results of the study.

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Literature Review

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All the information in the literature review must
be ______,________, ________ to the direction of the study.

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pertinent, credible, and contributive

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Literature sources can be categorized into two types:

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primary sources and secondary sources.

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are references that contain information, which were observed or witnessed
firsthand by the author

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Primary sources

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should be prioritized when searching for references for a literature review

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Primary sources

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they usually contain more advanced information.

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Primary Sources

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There are different types of primary sources:

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journal articles, video and audio recordings, survey data, and statistical data.

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are scholarly articles compiled in peer-reviewed journals that were
classified according to the field of study.

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Journal articles

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These are considered as the top choice for primary
sources in terms of validity and credibility.

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Journal articles

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requires a peer review process
and verification conducted by a panel of experts on the topic.

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A journal article

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contributes to the credibility of a journal article because of the strenuous process it undergoes before being published

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peer review process

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An example of a peer-reviewed journal in the Philippines is the

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Philippine Journal of Science by the Department of Science and Technology (DOST).

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Video and audio recordings are primary sources that are commonly used in

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qualitative research

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These media recordings capture and document

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firsthand the phenomena that the researcher seeks to observe further.

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For research work in the natural sciences, video recordings often focus on

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laboratory subjects.

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In the social sciences, video and audio recordings are used to document events in their

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natural settings.

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are considered raw data
because the recordings per se have not been subjected to data analysis.

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video and audio recordings

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However, these
recordings are still considered relevant primary sources because of their ability to store

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firsthand observations, which can be used as the basis for data analysis.

Question 20

are the outputs of surveys conducted by surveying bodies that may be
government institutions, nongovernmental organizations, private groups, or even
individuals.

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Survey data

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are obtained from a chosen sample using definite survey instruments or questionnaires.

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Survey data

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may include preferences, viewpoints,
knowledge, or status.

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Survey topics

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A common public survey is _________, which gather views
about the voting preferences of individuals

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preelection surveys

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Survey data are usually used in quantitative
research, yet they may also be important references for qualitative research especially if it is
used in

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mixed methods research.

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are compilation of numerical data. Survey data can be a part of statistical data.

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Statistical data

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are subjected to statistical tests to be used for analysis and interpretation.

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Statistical data

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Examples of statistical data are _____, which can include a compilation of numerical data on annual family income, household composition, and food prices.

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poverty statistics

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Similar to survey data, statistical data are more commonly used in

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quantitative research.

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are references that contain information based on primary sources.

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Secondary sources

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may be the interpretation, review, or analysis of information found in primary sources.

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Secondary sources

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The information presented in ___________ is not observed firsthand by the author of the material.

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secondary sources

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Common examples of secondary sources include the following:

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scientific review articles, news or magazine articles, and textbooks.

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contains a summary and a review of previous and current findings on a particular topic

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scientific review article

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are based on published journal articles.

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Scientific review articles

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They use multiple peer-reviewed journal articles to give a comprehensive and exhaustive view of the topic.

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scientific review article

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useful to any writer doing a literature review, whether qualitative or quantitative research.

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scientific review article

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may also be published in peer-reviewed journals,

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scientific review article

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are useful for both qualitative and quantitative research studies.

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News or magazine articles

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The contents of these materials can be used to support the existence of facts about a topic.

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News or magazine articles

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hese articles do not contain in-depth analyses and just present descriptions of data.

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News or magazine articles

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may also be written from different points of view depending on the writer and the publisher.

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News or magazine articles

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are materials containing information from highly specific subjects to broader fields.

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Textbooks

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are considered as secondary sources because most of the contents of textbooks are compiled by the authors from published reference books on a particular topic.

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Textbooks

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are often used in educational institutions because they contain exercises or activities that can test students’ mastery of a topic.

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Textbooks