Objectives behind a Literature Review

[Baker Lee]

The Literature Review section of a dissertation discusses about the previously published scholarly material in the particular area of research. The list of objectives, this summarized chapter intends to achieve are as follows:

• To describe the slender domain of study to which the dissertation report will supplement further knowledge.

• To describe and evaluate the studies that support the dissertation’s research problems, significance and hypotheses.

• To evaluate the studies that describe the framework to select the variables for data analysis.

• To identify and evaluate the studies that support the chosen research methodology.

And lastly, to support the dissertation’s measurement tools, techniques and methods for data collection.

[Violet]

Thorough knowledge of objectives make the formulation well directed!

[Robert]

Literature Review significantly helps in exploring a gap of knowledge in the concerned discipline, which can further be researched as a topic of your dissertation.

[Author]

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