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Let’s be honest — Chapter 2 (Review of Related Literature) is one of the trickiest parts of writing a thesis. Not because it’s the most technical, but because it’s where plagiarism often happens… unintentionally. You’re reading study after study. You...

You’re writing Chapter 2 — the literature review — and now you have a folder full of PDFs, 50 open tabs, and a growing sense of panic.You’ve read dozens of articles, but the big question remains: Which ones do you actually include? It’s a common trap: feeling like you...

So, you’re writing Chapter 2 of your thesis — the Literature Review. You’ve gathered the studies, highlighted the findings, and started writing. But something feels off. Your paragraphs read like this: “Author A (2019) said this. Author B (2021) also said something...

So, you’ve started working on your research paper or thesis and reached Chapter 2 — the literature review. You sit down with a cup of coffee, open Google Scholar, and before you know it, you have 27 tabs open, a folder full of PDFs, and no idea where to begin. Sound...

Writing Chapter 2 of your thesis — the dreaded Review of Related Literature — often feels like swimming in a sea of sources without a life vest. You start with a few studies, and suddenly your tabs multiply, your highlighter dries out, and you’re not even...

Every good research paper or thesis shares one thing in common: clarity. And when it comes to clarity, few sections are as underrated — and yet as important — as the Definition of Terms. Whether you’re writing a research paper, capstone, or thesis,...