CSI A Step By Step Guide To Writing Your Literature Review In Communication Studies 1st Edition by Rebecca ML Curnalia, Amber L Ferris ISBN 1465250565 9781465250568

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ISBN 10: 1465250565 
ISBN 13: 9781465250568
Author: Rebecca ML Curnalia, Amber L Ferris

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Communication scholars must be inquisitive, seek answers, synthesize information, and make educated decisions – similar to being a detective.

The authors of CSI: A Step-by-Step Guide to Writing Your Research Report utilize the CSI theme to provide the reader with a step-by-step process of conceptualizing, finding sources, reading research, and writing in Communication Studies.

CSI: A Step-by-Step Guide to Writing Your Research Report teaches an inquisitive, open-minded orientation toward finding answers to the types of questions posed in Communication Studies, ultimately helping the reader:

• Become a literate information consumer: to understand how to find, read, interpret, and evaluate information.
• Develop problem-solving skills that will help them navigate the rich information environment we live in today.
• Think critically about information in source content by looking for trends, inconsistencies and areas of ambiguity, organize ideas and develop a well-reasoned, evidence-based argument.
• Synthesize and paraphrase evidence clearly, concisely, and correctly

CSI A Step By Step Guide To Writing Your Literature Review In Communication Studies 1st Table of contents:

Chapter 1: Introduction to Literature Reviews in Communication Studies

• What is a Literature Review?

• The Role of a Literature Review in Research

• Understanding the Purpose of a Literature Review in Communication Studies

• Key Characteristics of an Effective Literature Review

Chapter 2: Getting Started with Your Literature Review

• Defining the Scope of Your Literature Review

• Identifying Research Questions and Objectives

• Determining Your Research Focus: Communication Theories, Topics, and Issues

• Developing a Search Strategy for Gathering Sources

Chapter 3: Finding and Evaluating Sources

• Types of Sources: Peer-Reviewed Journals, Books, and Other Scholarly Articles

• Using Databases and Search Engines in Communication Studies

• How to Identify Reliable and Credible Sources

• Evaluating the Relevance and Quality of Sources

Chapter 4: Organizing Your Literature Review

• Thematic vs. Chronological Organization

• Developing an Outline for Your Literature Review

• Creating a Conceptual Framework to Guide Your Writing

• Structuring Your Literature Review: Introduction, Body, and Conclusion

Chapter 5: Writing the Introduction

• Crafting a Strong Opening: Setting the Context

• Defining Key Terms and Concepts in Communication Studies

• Stating the Research Problem and Purpose of the Literature Review

• Creating a Rationale for Your Review: Why is this Topic Important?

Chapter 6: Analyzing and Synthesizing Literature

• What Does It Mean to Synthesize Literature?

• Organizing Key Themes and Findings from Studies

• Analyzing Methodologies and Theoretical Frameworks Used in Studies

• Drawing Connections Between Studies: Similarities, Differences, and Gaps in Research

Chapter 7: Writing the Body of Your Literature Review

• Structuring Your Analysis: Grouping Similar Studies

• Presenting a Critical Review of the Literature: Strengths and Weaknesses

• Discussing Trends, Contradictions, and Controversies in the Literature

• Addressing Gaps or Unanswered Questions in the Field of Communication Studies

Chapter 8: Writing the Conclusion

• Summarizing Key Findings and Contributions of Existing Literature

• Identifying Areas for Future Research in Communication Studies

• Suggesting Practical Implications or Applications of the Literature

• Crafting a Strong Conclusion That Ties Everything Together

Chapter 9: Citing Sources and Avoiding Plagiarism

• Proper Citation Styles in Communication Studies: APA, MLA, Chicago, etc.

• How to Integrate Quotations, Paraphrasing, and Summaries

• Tips for Avoiding Plagiarism and Ethical Writing Practices

• Creating a References or Works Cited Page

Chapter 10: Revising and Editing Your Literature Review

• The Importance of Revision: Checking for Clarity and Coherence

• Improving Structure and Flow in Your Literature Review

• Common Pitfalls to Avoid When Writing a Literature Review

• Tips for Editing and Proofreading Your Work

Chapter 11: Finalizing and Submitting Your Literature Review

• Preparing Your Literature Review for Submission or Presentation

• Formatting and Presenting Your Literature Review Professionally

• What to Include in the Final Draft: Title Page, Abstract, and Formatting

• Understanding the Review and Feedback Process

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