
Now that your project is defined and your research and writing are underway, it’s time to further develop your review of the literature relevant to your topic.
Why is this stage important?
A comprehensive literature review helps you build a case for your own research and helps you base your research on a strong scholarly foundation
Step 1: Review the materials that you used in your [See Stage $: Initial literature survey] and the feedback you received from your committee.
Step 2: Identify gaps in your research based on step 1 review.
Step 3: Conduct in-depth literature review.
Step 4: Formulate literature review.
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