2. To pursue a topic, problem, or questions of professionally and/or personally: Anyone that wants to do research is doing it about something that they might like, so for that reason a literature review provides them a better look of the topic that they are interested it.

3. To pinpoint an area of further study: That helps to fill in the gaps of information that we might have and to connect all our reasearch and information that we gather to make sense of all of it.

4. To provide a rationale/background for study: For a thesis, research projects or just to give a better background to anyone that might need it.

5. To survey or analyze research methodology: Literature reviews helps to evaluate strageties or methodologies that were employed in previous studies or studies that are relate it to the topic that they are researching.

The second step is to search into literature databases, search online, look for those databases that are helpful for you, analyze the results, what, of all those results, are helpful for your literature review. To conclude this process involves defining your topic, searching with efficiency and precision to not waste time, and knowing your topic, with all of these tips and steps you will be able to pull out a literature review in no time. We thank you for your attention.