Description
Digital product: The book is a useful resource when searching for relevant literature review material for your thesis or dissertation. It highlights the importance of building up knowledge about your topic. You achieve this by locating appropriate content and examining it in-depth. The publication explains how to identify suitable sources for your literate search. It describes the three principal sources to use (original, published and locator). The book also emphasises the value of checking the validity of your literature search. In addition, it details the merits of doing a test to authenticate the material you have sourced (and explains how to do it).
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