Discussion
A systematic literature review is :
Answer: B
A systematic literature review is a replicable, scientific and transparent process.
A systematic review follows an explicit protocol: it states its research question, its search strategy and sources, and its criteria for including and excluding studies, and it assesses the quality of the studies it includes. Because every step is recorded, another researcher could repeat it and reach the same body of evidence. That is what makes it replicable, scientific and transparent, as distinct from a traditional narrative review.
The order of searching (library, databases, internet), equal attention to principal contributors, and time management do not define a systematic review.
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