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    1) Gathering related literature is important to clarify the variables being studied and remove any vagueness. It helps determine the different research variables and delimitations. 2) Conducting an adequate literature review boosts the researcher's confidence and enriches their knowledge and understanding of the variables. 3) Examples of major and sub-variables are provided, such as studying habits, time spent studying, and methods of studying.

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    1) Gathering related literature is important to clarify the variables being studied and remove any vagueness. It helps determine the different research variables and delimitations. 2) Conducting an adequate literature review boosts the researcher's confidence and enriches their knowledge and understanding of the variables. 3) Examples of major and sub-variables are provided, such as studying habits, time spent studying, and methods of studying.

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    1) Gathering related literature is important to clarify the variables being studied and remove any vagueness. It helps determine the different research variables and delimitations. 2) Conducting an adequate literature review boosts the researcher's confidence and enriches their knowledge and understanding of the variables. 3) Examples of major and sub-variables are provided, such as studying habits, time spent studying, and methods of studying.

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     Related literature is also called conceptual

    literatiure.Gathering literature related to the research is


    very important to clarify the different variables being
    studied. The related literature removes any vagueness
    surrounding concepts central to the study . If the review
    of related literature and the studies are gathered
    appropriately and adequately, the different research
    variables and the delimitation of the study are
    determined. The indicators oer variables are likewise
    identified and objectively established .All indicators are
    clearly based on read articles from different publish
    materials like reference, books, textbooks, manuals,
    encyclopedias, dictionaries, bulletins, broadsheets,
    journals, periodicals, etc. In addition to these printed
    sources, there are also electronic references from the
    internet.
     As a whole the purpose of gathering adequate
    related litareature is to boost the confidence of
    the researcher. He/she enriches his/her
    knowledge and comprehension about the
    variables being studied. In this is able to
    satisfy any questions that may be raised by
    his/her collegues, members of the panels
    during the thesis or proposal of defense , or
    even by readers.
     Examples of major variable: Study Habits
     Examples of sub-variable: Time spent
    studying: methods of studying place of study
     Examples of indicators for methods of
    studying: Using Books and other reference
    materials: Writing important key terms and
    pharses : memorizing definitions: doing
    homework: asking parents about unclear
    concepts.
     Effective study habits -- studying smarter --
    can be learned to improve your ability to better
    retain reading material. These habits include
    approaching study with the right attitude,
    choosing the right environment, minimizing
    distractions, setting a realistic schedule, and
    employing memory games, among others.
     Sub-variable. A sub-variable is
    a variable (question or loop) which is indented
    to another parent variable. For example, a
    loop variable by definition needs at least
    onesub-question.
     Sub-variable. A sub-variable is
    a variable (question or loop) which is indented
    to another parent variable. For example, a
    loop variable by definition needs at least
    onesub-question.
     A literature review is a specific type of
    research paper that focuses on publish
    literature on a give topic, It is often the first
    step in doing original research scientific of
    otherswise. It is more than a mere summary of
    the literature, however, as it presents anaylses
    patterens and critiques of individual sources,
    groups of sources and the body literature as a
    whole.
     Open web sources ( a person’s private home
    page,as opposed to peer-reviewed online
    journals or licensed database sites that
    provide access to scholarly works) are not
    usually considered reliable sources for
    academic research .
     Place each work in the context of its
    contribution to the understanding of the
    subject under review.
     Describe the relationship of each work to the
    others under consideration.
     Identify new ways to interpret and shed light
    on any gaps in previous reseacrh.
     Resolve conficts between or among studies
    arising from obviously of seemingy
    contradictory ideas.
     Identify areas of proir scholarship to prevent
    duplication of effort.
     Point the way forward for further research.
     Place one’s original work( in the case of these
    of dissertations) in the context of existing
    literature.

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