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Literature Review Challenge

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Literature Review Challenge

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Test your skills by unscrambling key terms related to ethical writing in academic reviews.

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Literature Review ChallengeOnline version

Test your skills by unscrambling key terms related to ethical writing in academic reviews.

by Prinses Marjie Magantao
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Established criteria for conducting research, ensuring rigor and validity.

2

A critical evaluation of existing research to assess its methodology, findings, and significance.

3

Using someone else's work or ideas and presenting them as your own, without giving proper credit.

4

The body of published research and scholarly works relevant to a specific research topic, providing context and background.

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Concerning things that have connections to the research topic, such as related studies, variables, or methodologies.

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The act of composing text documenting research methods, findings, and conclusions in a scholarly format.

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The uniqueness of a research, demonstrating a new perspective or advancement in knowledge.

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The rigor, validity, and reliability of research methods and findings.

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The ethical and professional obligations of researchers.

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The ability to conduct and interpret research without bias or personal opinions.

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