Review of Related Literature
Review of Related Literature
Review of Related Literature
REVIEW OF
RELATED
LITERATURE
• It relates your study to a larger
body of literature.
- as recent as possible
- objective and unbiased
- must be relevant to the study
- must based upon genuinely
original, true facts and reliable
- must be few or not too many
PLAGIARISM
- An act of using another
person’s words or ideas without
giving credit to that person.
DIFFERENT FORMS
OF PLAGIARISM
CUT AND PASTE
PLAGIARISM
Right:
Prachi Juneja said that on the year 2007, the global economic
crisis started, though the full impact was not felt till the
bankruptcy of the investment bank, Lehmann Brothers in
September 2008.
Right:
- Involves attributing an
excerpt, quote, or an idea to the
wrong author or the incorrect
source, or worse, a nonexistent
source.
Wrong:
Reference: http://www.libspublishing.com
Right:
Reference: http://www.managementstudyguide.com
SELF-PLAGIARISM
1. American Psychological
Association (APA)
2. Modern Language Association
(MLA)
APA Style Guide
•When directly quoting a work,
include the ff:
• Author’s last name
• Year of publication
• Page number
Ex.
According to Smith (1990),
“students often struggle with APA
style….” (p. 120)
Year of
Publication
Author
Ex.
Author
Ex.
Location
Publisher
ARTICLES ONLINE
• Last Name, FN.MI .
• Year of publication ().
• Title .
• Retrieved from URL
Ex.
Ex.
URL
MLA Style Guide
•When directly quoting a work,
include the ff:
• Author’s last name
• Page number
Note: In parenthetical citation syle
Ex.
(Creswell 36)
(Lopena, Torres, Bado 90-150)
(Carlos et al. 134-160)
•When listing sources on the reference
page:
BOOKS
• Last Name, First Name.
• Book.
• Location :
• Publisher ,
• Year of publication .
• Print
Ex.
Rowling, Joanne. Harry Potter and the
Socerer’s Stone. London: Bloomsburg
Children’s, 2001. Print
Book Title
Author
Ex.
Publisher Year of
Publication
Location
ARTICLES ONLINE
• Last Name, First Name .
• Title .
• Location :
• Publisher ,
• Year of publication .
• Website title .
• Web .
• Day Month.Year accessed
• Retrieved from URL
Ex.
Ex.
URL
Publisher
Website title Date accessed
ASPECT APA STYLE MLA STYLE
Writing Author’s name Full surname first, then Full surname first, followed
followed by initials of first by full first name, and
and middle name. optional initial of the middle
name.
Writing the title of the Italicized title with only the Italicized title with all
reading material beginning word capitalized. content words capitalized
(exception: capital for every
proper noun)
Writing the copyright date Written after the author’s Written after the publisher’s
name name
APA FORMAT