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Literature Review and Citation Guide

The document outlines the importance and process of conducting a literature review, including collecting, analyzing, and citing sources. It emphasizes the significance of proper citation formats such as APA, MLA, and Chicago, and includes activities for students to practice these skills. Additionally, it addresses ethical considerations in group projects and plagiarism.

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Literature Review and Citation Guide

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REVIEW OF

RELATED
LITERATURE
REVIEW
You are working on a group project analyzing a poem.
One member claims they did their research but contributes
very little during discussions. When it comes to presenting,
you realize they have copied large chunks of another
group's analysis without attribution. How would you
address this situation ethically?
ACTIVITY 1: HUMAN
JUMBLED LETTERS

MECHANICS:
ü The teacher the class into two groups
ü Each group should choose a representative every question.
A required number of representative will be given every
question.
ü The students will choose their answers in the jumbled
letters in the board.
ü The students will form the jumbled letters to form a word
as their answer. Each letter must be placed to their bodies.
CLUES:
1. A detailed review of existing writings like scholarly
articles, books, journals and other sources related to the
topic of your research
.
CLUES:
2. A reference to a source used in your
research
CLUES:
3. A standardized way of acknowledging
the sources of information and ideas that
you have used in your assignment
Define literature
review and its
importance
LEARNING
Identify the different
OBJECTIVES types of citation
format
Cite the difference
between the two
types of referencing
ACTIVITY 2
Direction: Identify whether the following literature review is cited as PARENTHETICAL
OR NARRATIVE.

______1. Employers cause burnout when employees are stressed by too much work
(Kokkinos, 2007).
_______2. Jung (2010) argues that each individual is influenced by aspects of a
universal “collective unconscious” known as “archetypes”.
_______3. Walters (2003) wrote that most people tend to follow the path of least
resistance.
_______4. "In a recent study published by Smith et al. (2023), the authors
investigated the impact of social media on mental health in teenagers. They found a
positive correlation between social media use and symptoms of anxiety and
depression.
Literature
Review
LITERATURE REVIEW

Literature Review
ü a detailed review of existing writings like scholarly
articles, books, journals and other sources related to
the topic of your research.
ü It is taking snapshots that captures the major
concepts of your topic and showing their relationships.
IMPORTANCE OF
LITERATURE REVIEW

ü It improves your understanding of your


topic
ü To update your readers on your topic.
ü It improves you study as a whole
COLLECTING CLASSIFY EVALUATE
PROCESS OF WRITING
LITERATURE REVIEW

[Link] sources
ü Collect sources from “Published Academic Resources / Scholary
resources. “ ONLY
ü Collect sources that are recent as much as possible
ü Analyze and Evaluate
ü Arrange and Outline

[Link] the sources


ü Include the authors name, title of book, publisher, date of publication,
location of publishing company
TYPES OF CITATION

[Link] - the APA style is now widely used in the social sciences,in
education,in business,and numerous other disciplines.

IN CITATION:
(Wagemann & Weger, 2021)

IN REFERENCING:
Wagemann, J. & Weger, U. (2021). Perceiving the other self: An
experimental first-person account of nonverbal social interaction. The
American Journal of Psychology, 134(4), 441–461.
TYPES OF CITATION

[Link] - comes from the “Modern Language Association of the


America” and is used mainly in English and the Humanities.

IN CITATION:
(Davidson 155)

IN REFERENCING:
Davidson, Clare. “Reading in Bed with Troilus and Criseyde.” The Chaucer Review,
vol. 55, no. 2, Apr. 2020, pp. 147–170. [Link]
TYPES OF CITATION

[Link] - used mainly in the social sciences,including


history,political studies,and theology.

IN CITATION:
(Encarnação and Calado 2018)

IN REFERENCING:
Encarnação, João, and Gonçalo, Calado. 2018. “Effects of Recreational Diving on
Early Colonization Stages of an Artificial Reef in North-East Atlantic.” Journal of
Coastal Conservation 22, no. 6 (December): 1209–1216.
[Link]
ACTIVITY 3: ARRANGE ME!

Direction: Correctly arrange the given informations into the proper


format or different citation. (APA, MLA, and Chicago)

Author’s Name: Jade Smith


Date of Publication: 2023
Title: The Impact of Technology on Education
Book Title: Journal of Educational Technology
Publisher: ABC Publishing House
Page number: 441-461
URL:[Link]
TWO TYPES OF
REFERENCING

üPARENTHETICAL - the author name and publication


date appear in parentheses.

üNARRATIVE - the author name is incorporated into the


text as part of the sentence and the year follows in
parentheses.
TWO TYPES OF
REFERENCING

EXAMPLE:
ONE WORK BY ONE AUTHOR

NARRATVE CITATION
Lee (2016) investigated the risk inherent in drinking tap water.

PARENTHETHICAL
There are risk inherent in drinking tap water (Lee, 2016)
TWO TYPES OF
REFERENCING

EXAMPLE:
ONE WORK BY THREE OR MORE AUTHORS

NARRATIVE CITATION
Lee et al. (2016) investigated the riss inherent in drinking tap water

PARENTHETICAL CITATION
There are risk inherent in drinking tap water (Lee et al., 2016)
TWO TYPES OF
REFERENCING

EXAMPLE:
GROUPS AS AUTHORS
NARRATIVE CITATION
The University of Minnesota (2007) investigated the risks inherent in
drinking tap water.

PARENTHETICAL CITATION
There are risk inherent in drinking tap water (University of Minnesota,
2007).
ACTIVITY 4: CITATION
QUEST

Direction: Parapahrase the given the statement and create both parenthetical and narrative
citations for it.

Statement 1:
Studies suggest that social media use can negatively impact teenagers' mental health,
leading to increased anxiety and depression
Authors’ Name : Brown, Richard, and Smith 2022

Statement 2:
The role of parental involvement in children's academic achievement has been widely
discussed in educational literature, with evidence suggesting a positive correlation between
parental engagement and student success.
Authors’ Name: Lee and David 2020
ACTIVITY 5: POST-
ASSESSMENT

With your research group, make you review of related


literature following the format of citation. (Parenthetical
or Narrative Citation)
Thank you for
listening to

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