Social Work 795: Evaluation of Social Work Practice and Programs
The purpose of this guide is to find information resources related to evidence-based social work proactive and programs
Writing Your Literature Review
Guiding Questions
Before you begin this module, reflect on these three questions:
- What is the purpose of my literature review?
- How will this literature review help me accomplish my goals?
- What are the steps in writing a literature review?
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Subject of Inquiry Concept Map - text onlyAccess the text-only version of the concept map displayed below.
Databases use controlled vocabularies to describe articles. Controlled vocabularies prioritize certain ways of describing information, making it easier to organize and find that information. However, the subject terms used by databases may not be the first terms that come to mind when you brainstorm on your subject of inquiry. Use your search results to learn how a database describes your topic.
Literature Review Handouts
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Literature Review ActivityUse this handout and the resources on this page to guide you through the process of gathering resources for a literature review.
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Research LogUse this research log to keep track of the sources you find for your literature review.