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It's a great way to learn more about a topic of interest. It works as justification for the investigation

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It's a great way to learn more about a topic of interest. It works as justification for the investigation

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It is an opportunity to ask questions and begin to find answers to these questions, it can be seen as a support that validates what the literature says about the topic that the person doing the research is addressing

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1. Search and find information that works and doesn't work for research

2. Learn more about a topic of interest

3. Identify areas where more research is needed because there is not much information on the particular topic

4. Justify or show the importance of a research topic

5. Analyze the research methodology

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Boudah, D. J. (2011). Identifying a research problem and question, and searching relevant literature. In Identifying a research problem and question, and searching relevant literature (pp. 21-42). SAGE Publications, Inc., https://doi.org/10.4135/9781483349138

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The process takes into account two steps

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The process takes into account two steps

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Purple and Green Minimalist Color Blocks Concept Map Chart

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Laura Ximena Torres Daza Juan Pablo García Ardila

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Laura Ximena Torres Daza Juan Pablo García Ardila