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Q: What is the difference between a literature review and a systematic review?

Detailed question-I’m currently starting on my first research project related to public health. My research guide asked me to do a review of existing studies first. I’ve been reading…
  • Asked on April 10, 2024

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That’s a good question! Literature review vs. systematic review – Let’s unravel the…

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Q: I'm doing research and one of my hypotheses is negative. I am constrained to find supporting journals to prove the hypothesis that job crafting has a negative effect on psychological availability. maybe someone can help me

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Thank you for your question. I would suggest breaking down "job crafting" and "psychological availability" into paramters and looking for the interaction between…

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Q: What to reply when an editor ask why I didn't take previous year's studies into consideration?

Detailed question-I submitted a review article in a journal and I reviewed only the studies that were published after 2017 till 2021. The editor has asked why I didn't review the…

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Dear author, thank you for your question. As your review focused on the current progress of the field, which is why you chose articles from 2017 and later, you can…

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Q: What to include and what not to include in our review of related literature?

Detailed question-Hi! I don't know what to include and what not to include in our review of related literature (RRL). I am asking for subtopics that I can include for our thesis. The…

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Thank you for the interesting question!While this depends on the scope of your study, the following process is an…

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Q: How to start writing an RRL

Detailed question-I am curious about how to start an RRL. I don't know if I should start it with an opinion or something else. Please guide me.
  • Asked on December 14, 2021

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A review of the related literature (RRL) is an excellent way to provide an overview of current knowledge on the…

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Q: How can I re-write the RRL to RRS?

Detailed question-I need to rewrite the rrl to rrs.
  • Asked on November 20, 2021

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In casual parlance, review of the related literature (RRL) and review of related studies (RRS) might be used interchangeably; however, there is a subtle difference.<…

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Q: How to outline the subtopics of review related literature?

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A review of related literature (RRL) puts your research in the context of what is currently known about the topic…

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Q: What should be statement of the problem for "impact of fashion photography on popular cultures

  • Asked on August 24, 2021

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Welcome to the Editage Insights Q&A Forum! Thank you for your question on writing a problem statement.  

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Q: How do I justify my project on spraying using tobbacco and washing powder in control of aphids?

Detailed question-Have a problem on justification part in my trade project which is about spraying using tobbacco and washing powder in control of aphids

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Welcome to the Editage Insights Q&A Forum, and thanks for your question. 

We have quite a few resources on writing the justification or…

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Q: Why it is important to identify gaps that exists in literature?

Detailed question-I want to know WHY it is important to identifying gaps that exists in literature

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A research gap refers to unexplored or underexplored areas with scope for further research. When you read papers on topics…

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