Identify and discuss common pitfalls to avoid when writing a literature review.
What will be an ideal response?
A strong answer will mention the following: not allowing enough time, constructing the review around authors and not themes, and a lack of organization and writing strategies.
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Crime scene reconstruction involves the efforts of all EXCEPT the:
a. Trial judge. b. Medical examiner. c. Police. d. Criminalist.
The key to a good survey is:
a. a sample representative of some larger population. b. avoiding excessive reliance on statistical analysis. c. a large sample size. d. access to the latest in computer technology.
The First Amendment protects the freedom of religion, speech, free assembly, the press, and
a. petitioning Government for redress of grievances b. suing Government for redress of grievances c. libeling Government for redress of grievances d. slandering Government for redress of grievances
A pattern of illegal activity carried out in the furtherance of an enterprise owned or controlled by those engaged in the activity is called a. chaining
b. racketeering. c. conspiring. d. soliciting.