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Davideckstein7

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What is the primary purpose of the review of literature in a research report?
 
  A) Reporting on the state of the current evidence about the problem under study
  B) Demonstrating the research capabilities of the authors
  C) Focusing on the gaps in research related to the problem under study
  D) Making recommendations about future study designs

Question 2

Traditional abstracts are single-paragraph summaries of the key features of a study.
 
  A) True
  B) False



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Answer to Question 1

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A literature review is a written summary of the state of evidence on a research problem. The primary purpose of literature reviews is to integrate research evidence to sum up what is known and what is not known. Literature reviews are sometimes stand-alone documents intended to share the state of evidence with interested readers, but reviews are also used to lay the foundation for new studies.

Answer to Question 2

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