A literature review before conducting research serves which purpose? (Select all that apply.)
1. It can establish the body of knowledge related to the research problem.
2. It can identify gaps in the literature.
3. It may provide an answer to the question posed.
4. It prevents the researcher from being charged with plagiarism.
5. It may change the problem focus, based upon previous findings.
Correct Answer: 1, 2, 3, 5
The literature review identifies other studies related to the topic. It may provide an answer to the problem, eliminate the need for further research, or identify gaps in current research. It may change the focus of the research and establishes the body of remembering related to the research problem. Literature review does not prevent the researcher from being charged with plagiarism.
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