Discussion
Identify the logical sequence of activities related with compiling a literature review :
(i) Identification of keywords
(ii) Searching literature
(iii) Writing literature review
(iv) Reading literature
Answer: C
The logical sequence is (i) (ii) (iv) (iii): identify keywords, search, read, write.
A literature review begins by identifying the keywords and concepts of the topic, which are then used to search catalogues, databases and indexes. The literature found is read and evaluated, and only then is the review written, synthesising what has been read.
Writing cannot come before reading, and searching needs keywords first. The options that start with searching, or put writing before reading, break this order.
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