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    The document discusses different types of literature reviews including traditional reviews, systematic reviews, and meta-analysis. It notes that systematic reviews are used for quantitative research while traditional reviews are used for qualitative research. Meta-analysis involves combining statistical results from homogeneous studies but not heterogeneous studies.

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    The document discusses different types of literature reviews including traditional reviews, systematic reviews, and meta-analysis. It notes that systematic reviews are used for quantitative research while traditional reviews are used for qualitative research. Meta-analysis involves combining statistical results from homogeneous studies but not heterogeneous studies.

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    The document discusses different types of literature reviews including traditional reviews, systematic reviews, and meta-analysis. It notes that systematic reviews are used for quantitative research while traditional reviews are used for qualitative research. Meta-analysis involves combining statistical results from homogeneous studies but not heterogeneous studies.

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    Directions: PAIR WORK. Fill in the blanks with correct answers to complete the text.

    Review of related literature happens in two ways: (1) traditional and systematic review.
    Systematic review is for (2) quantitative research; traditional for qualitative research. A review of
    statistical results makes you use (3) meta-analysis kind of systematic review. All test results are
    applicable to (4) homogeneous studies except those coming from (5) heterogeneous studies. (6)
    Systematic Qualitative approach of narrative synthesis review through meta- analysis are given by (7)
    homogeneous studies, not by (8) heterogeneous that are characterized by dissimilar research
    aspects. Whatever studies the statistical results come from, these should be (9) evidence-based
    results; meaning they are based on facts. Not giving importance to proofs or evidence, you resort to

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