A literature review is a critical summary of published research on a specific topic or research question.
It identifies gaps, inconsistencies, and debates in the literature on the topic.
It provides a rationale and context for a research study by showing what is already known and unknown about the topic.
It presents the current state of knowledge on the topic and identifies areas for future research.
 
 
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A literature review is a critical summary of published research on a specific topic or research question. It identifies gaps, inconsistencies, and debates in the literature on the topic. It provides a rationale and context for a research study by showing what is already known and unknown about the topic. It presents the current state of knowledge on the topic and identifies areas for future research. researchshandis@gmail.com

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