Video: Q&A with Editage: How to read relevant literature quickly before writing a literature review

Each step in your publication journey is crucial. Literature review is no different. It is conducted once you’ve written your paper and involves finding relevant literature, reading it, and reviewing it while placing in context the topic of your research paper. many authors, especially beginners, often don’t feel very confident how to conduct the search for relevant literature effectively and then how to write it perfectly.

Editage brings to you one of its seasoned neuroscience editors, Nia, who talks about some of the best practices for a flawless literature review.

1. Conduct a detailed search using keywords and smart tools like R Discovery.

2. Gauge the paper’s relevance to your project by reading its abstract before investing time in reading the entire paper.

3. Read the results section thoroughly to get an idea about the paper’s main findings.

Watch this video to know more!

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