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Research reports reported in primary sources only
Conceptual and theoretical literature from primary sources only
Published and unpublished reports of research
Primary and secondary sources
Amount of literature required to be reviewed
Degree of critical reading required
Importance of conceptual literature
Purpose of the review
The review is exhaustive and must include all studies conducted in the area
Doctoral dissertations and masters’ theses are excellent sources of information
Computer-accessed materials are acceptable
Primary sources are not as important as secondary sources
A published commentary on the findings of another study
A doctoral dissertation that critiques all research in the area of attention deficit disorder
A textbook of medical-surgical nursing
A journal article about a study that used large
An electronic database
Doctoral dissertations
The Cochrane Statistical Methods
An electronic database and Doctoral dissertations
Databased literature
Secondary Sources
Are more difficult to analyze than written reports.
Are not useful because they are not published
Data analysis
Sample
Review of literature
Study design
Insight or empathy
Anticipatory guidance
Assessment of status or progress
Coaching
Identifying the phenomenon
Research question study purpose
Literature review
Design
Creativity
Quality
Quantity
Consistency