A structured literature review that synthesizes research on a specific topic, following a predefined methodology.

The process of evaluating and interpreting existing research to derive insights and identify gaps in knowledge.

The practice of composing research articles that meet the standards of peer-reviewed journals for publication.

An evaluation process where experts assess the quality and validity of research before publication.

Principles guiding the conduct of research to ensure integrity, respect, and accountability in scholarly work.

A clear, focused question that guides the research process and defines the scope of the systematic review.

The process of collecting relevant data from selected studies to analyze and synthesize findings.

A systematic evaluation of research studies to assess their validity, relevance, and applicability.

A list of citations for sources, accompanied by a brief summary and evaluation of each source.

Logical operators (AND, OR, NOT) used in database searches to refine search results.

An initial version of a research article prepared for submission to a journal.

The process of making changes to a manuscript based on feedback from peer reviewers or editors.

A plan outlining how to conduct a literature search, including keywords and databases to be used.

The integration of findings from multiple studies to provide a comprehensive understanding of a topic.

Organizing and maintaining data to ensure accuracy and ease of access during research.

Specific requirements set by academic journals regarding manuscript formatting and submission.

Additional documents or data provided alongside a manuscript to support the research findings.

A detailed plan outlining the objectives, methodology, and significance of a proposed research study.

The ability to analyze and evaluate information critically, leading to informed conclusions.

Graphical representations of data (charts, graphs) used to enhance understanding of research findings.

Feedback provided by peer reviewers on a manuscript, aimed at improving its quality before publication.

Areas within a field of study where insufficient research exists, highlighting opportunities for further investigation.

The rigor and appropriateness of the methods used in a research study, impacting its reliability.

Processes for receiving and incorporating input from peers and mentors during research.

Collaborative conversations among researchers to share insights and critique each other's work.

Research that meets the standards and criteria necessary for acceptance by academic journals.