Literature Synthesis 101: How to Synthesise In Your Literature Review - 5 Key Questions (+Examples )

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Q1) Overall, what things seem to be agreed upon by the vast majority of the literature?” Q2) Where do the disagreements (mixed results) lie? The opportunities for further research that you are addressing Q3) Which key theories seem to be coming up repeatedly? How are they connected or disconnected to each other? The impact of these theory landscape.They feature in the theoretical framework. Q4) Which contexts have (and have not) been covered by the existing research? Novel contexts can be research gaps. Q5) What types of research methodologies have (and haven’t) been used?

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