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What should you do if the topic you want to write about only has 1-2 relevant sources?

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What should you do if the topic you want to write about only has 1-2 relevant sources?

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The study about the control group (volunteers) and the monks in today's lecture, would that be an acceptable source to use? Would it be considered a pilot study?

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The study about the control group (volunteers) and the monks in today's lecture, would that be an acceptable source to use? Would it be considered a pilot study?

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Is there such thing as too formal or too informal for a literature review since it contains both objective and subjective parts?

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What do we do when the original topic we wanted to prove through the articles gets discredited in another?

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How do literature reviews gain their validity if the authors can pick and choose the articles that only prove what they want to convey to readers?

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How do literature reviews gain their validity if the authors can pick and choose the articles that only prove what they want to convey to readers?

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if we want to write a formal research, how many pages we should write for the literature review part?

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anyone can write a literature review, but can they be published by anyone? what if it concerns a controversial topic?

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anyone can write a literature review, but can they be published by anyone? what if it concerns a controversial topic?

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How should we approach the literature when writing our review without being too broad or too specific. What about confirmation bias?

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Can I choose to be at the middle between two contradicted conclusions as my personal view? What are some strategies to avoid paraphrase the papers too much and add more interpretation on literature review?

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As an outsider, how do you get an idea of what the most influential papers already existing in a field are? Would you have to rely on existing review articles or are there any other resources?

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Something you want to ask about the process

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Something you want to ask about the process

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If our findings leave our answered unclear, is the experiment question any less valuable since there is not a direct answer or is it expected in some cases?

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If your research ends up leading you down another path, is it okay to change your main question in the middle of your review? Or would you say that there is nothing for the first question but include the other findings after?

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How can we reach a balance of representation and interpretation of a source? 

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How can we reach a balance of representation and interpretation of a source? 

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Exercise is a very useful way to stimulate brain growth and maintain health. There is also very tentative evidence pointing to exercise being a preventative measure for brain disease and neuro degeneration.

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If two research papers are very similar, is it good to keep them to emphasize the point, or should you get a different perspective for more diversity?

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exercise actually can reduce our neuronal responses to food cues, which contributes to weight loss

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exercise actually can reduce our neuronal responses to food cues, which contributes to weight loss

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How many research papers is too many to include in a literature review? Is it a good idea to have two papers that basically say the same thing?

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I learned that physical exercise can produce many positive effects to children, especially the obese children and girls. Also, I gained many skills on how to understand and summarize the information from different scientific papers, and also got some writing skills.

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Exercise has been shown to have concrete positive effects on executive functions in those with ADHD.

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I learned that exercise can make us feel better and sleep better. It has a positive impact on the human brain and it helps with our emotional well-being

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Firstly I learned how to write the literature review. Also, I learned that how physical exercise have different impacts on people's brain with different age groups.

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how to write a literature review. The most important thing is that we should add our thoughts and absorb and understand what those sources studied.

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One thing that I learned from my research is that when it comes to human studies, some conclusions cannot be definite due to subject variability and make it hard for researches to give definitive answers to the question.

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I learned how to synthesize information and phrase it in a way that directly relates to my topic, even if the research paper's topic itself was a bit tangential.

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While exercising has its benefits, it's also possible to overwork yourself and produce the opposite results (i.e decreased mood)

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I got to provide knowledge on my topic, learn how to synthesize effectively and voice my opinion. I think Homework #1 was an assignment that I needed to take my writing and thinking to the next level. 

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I got to provide knowledge on my topic, learn how to synthesize effectively and voice my opinion. I think Homework #1 was an assignment that I needed to take my writing and thinking to the next level. 

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I learned how I interpreted each article and found the differences and similarities. 

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I learned how I interpreted each article and found the differences and similarities. 

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Regular exercise can improve sleep apnea symptoms

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I learned how to overcome my fears on reading and comprehending challenging academic papers; and how to actually absorb the information I would read and synthesize my findings across multiple sources of information.

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I learned that exercise is very beneficial to children who suffer from ADHD but medication is still the best option for lessening the symptoms

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Writing is a great source of learning and growth.

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Writing is a great source of learning and growth.

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I learned that the way exercise affects everyone's brain differently is not close to being fully understood. Two seemingly identical people can be affected completely differently and there is no current explanation.

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exercising and learning vocabulary at the same improves retention

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exercising and learning vocabulary at the same improves retention