Name: Tyrone kit Gabriel

1.Discuss the process on how do you find your RRL

in your present study.
-To undertake an RRL, therefore you first need to identify relevant literature. You
can do this through various sources, online and offline. Ensure you are saving all
applicable resources because you will need to mention them in your paper. When going
through the resources make notes and identify key concepts of each resource to
describe in the review. Before stating the review, determine how you want to organize
the review, that is whether you wish to discuss the resources by themes, dates, extent
of relevance and so on. When writing the review, begin by providing the background
and purpose of the review. Then, begin discussing each of the identified resources
according to the way you decided to organize them. For each, you can mention the title,
author, publication, and date before describing the key concept and points.
 first need to identify relevant literature.
 Ensure you are saving all applicable resources because you will need to
mention them in your paper.
 how you plan to address these gaps or resolve these conflicts through
your study.
2. Discuss the significance of your RRL to your study.
-A review of related literature (RRL) is crucial for getting a sense of the state of
the field today. It gives the researcher a foundation upon which to construct a suitable
hypothesis. Additionally, an RRL directs the researcher to make a contribution to the
field without repeating earlier work, a RRL is a detailed of review of existing literature
related to the topic. If you find gaps or conflicts in existing literature, you can also
discuss these in you review, and if applicable how you plan to address these gaps or
resolve these conflicts.
1.Discuss the importance of RRL and the process of writing it.
-Writing an RRL An RRL is a thorough analysis of the body of research on a
thesis or dissertation's subject. It is very thorough and makes up a sizable chunk of the
report. It entails going over the important ideas in the literature that has already been
written about your subject.
2. (2) Sources of Related Studies differentiate the two.
a. primary sources- a primary sources gives you direct access to the subject of your
research.
b. secondary sources- describes, interpret or synthesize primary sources.