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To write a literature review is to create a bibliography of relevent references on your topic from a myriad of resources. It will help you clarify your research question. Identifing key concepts (keywords) within your research question will help focus and fix on the material significant to your work.
The literature review supports:
A critical anlysis of research that supports and/or refutes your topic will help refine your perspective.
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Barron, L. (2006). Literature Review. In SAGE Research Methods Online.