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Terms to be used in related findings to related literature

by Shila Marie Pelegrino
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It refers to the results, observations, or conclusions that come from an investigation, study, or research.

  
  
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It refers to the collection of published works—such as books, journal articles, reports, or studies—that are connected to a specific research topic.

     
  
  
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It refers to evidence, data, or information that backs up a claim, argument, or conclusion.

  
  
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It refers to a situation where findings, evidence, or claims conflict with each other

  
  
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It often involves taking what previous studies have discovered and adding new insights, testing it in a different context, or exploring additional variables.

  
  
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