Lit Review
see also Trigger Questions for Lit.Review
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Ten simple rules for reading a scientific paper
Rule 1: Pick your reading goal
Rule 2: Understand the author’s goal
Rule 3: Ask six questions
(1) What do the author(s) want to know (motivation)?
(2) What did they do (approach/methods)?
(3) Why was it done that way (context within the field)?
(4) What do the results show (figures and data tables)?
(5) How did the author(s) interpret the results (interpretation/discussion)?
(6) What should be done next? (Regarding this last question, the author(s) may provide some suggestions in the discussion, but the key is to ask yourself what you think should come next.)
Rule 4: Unpack each figure and table
Rule 5: Understand the formatting intentions
Rule 6: Be critical
Rule 7: Be kind
Rule 8: Be ready to go the extra mile
Rule 9: Talk about it
Rule 10: Build on it
Reviewing the literature: choosing a review design
https://gyazo.com/e509102975a45269c609129b70989b10
What Are The Differences Between A Literature Search, A Literature Review, A Systematic Review andAMeta-Analysis? And Why Is A Systematic Review Considered To Be So Good?
Systematic Reviews & Other Review Types
Guidelines for writing a Review Article
https://gyazo.com/2321d9c3d414e282035aa531cce37c4a
theoretical framework
cf. Theories, theoretical and conceptual frameworks, models and constructs: Limiting research outcomes through misconceptions and misunderstandings