Clear purpose:
Think! ! !
Think about your own topic first, and list related questions and keywords
Example: "The Impact of the Membership Level System Based on Life Cycle Behaviors on Customers' Purchase Behavior" Paradigm: The impact of A on B
1. What are the membership systems? Why is this kind of membership system researched?
2. Does A affect B?
3. If there is an influence, what is the influence? What is the influence mechanism?
1. Find out the blanks in the research, and the blanks are closely related to the research theme
. 2. Based on the research of others, make a research hypothesis (the paper must be based)
Note: It is not what others have done, but others do nothing
What kind of article do you read?
Chinese: Core journals, including all core databases, such as foreign SCI (Science Citation Index), EI (Engineering Index), ISTP (Science and Technology Conference Proceedings Index), etc.
Foreign language: SSCI and SCI are
best studied in the past five years. Classical theories can be found in original theories.
Include all relevant main documents: complete and objective
How to search?
China CNKI ( advanced search, included sources ), Sci-Hub example:
How to read literature efficiently:
1. Screening (title keywords-abstract-conclusion
2. Read the paper icon data-introduction (quick understanding of previous research overview
3. Results and discussion (the core of the paper, read carefully
4. Experimental part (read carefully, take notes, read notes later) Can
1. Read literature with purpose
1. What problem is the article solving? ✔️
2. What method (logic) was used? ✔️
3. What is the effect (what conclusions have been drawn)?
4. What are the unfinished/new issues?
Just look at the content you need to improve efficiency, but everything is not worth the loss. (New problem with old solution, old problem with new solution)
2. Look at the literature critically
Don't obey and follow the author's ideas blindly, and treat the author as an authority. Learn from the work of others, think about your own subject
1. What problem is the article solving? Why is it important?
2. If this is my thesis project, what kind of experimental methods can I take to solve this problem?
3. What kind of data do I need to generate to support the conclusion of this paper?
4. Does this ending conform to my understanding of this issue? Can I try to solve the new ideas?
Three, 8 suggestions for reading
1. Extensive reading: search
title + abstract + conclusion
2. Accuracy: positioning
3. Selective reading
Learn experimental principles—materials and methods section
Understanding related fields—abstract and introduction section
Writing review articles—abstract and introduction section
Finding problems—-results and discussion section
4. Don’t be too entangled in a document.
Learn more and look back, and you may have a new understanding.
5. You also need to take notes
when reading documents . 6. Find a suitable reading time and finish reading in one go.
7. It is recommended to read in English and accumulate. Professional vocabulary
professional vocabulary, related words
8. Authors and references:
follow big guys, learn scientific research ideas; find documents from literature
## Key points:
How to write a good literature review
1. The research is closely related
2. The writing is logical, (not simply pile up, you must add your own thinking
3. Express clearly
The literature review is an argumentative essay, and the paragraph organization should be developed around the argument, rather than based solely on the classification or chronological order of the literature.
Generate new knowledge from old knowledge
