Practical Research 2 CHAPTER 2 Review of Related Literature and Studies

Main Ideas and Concepts (Chapter 2 Overview)

The video presents “Chapter 2: Review of Related Literature and Studies” for a practical research study.

What Chapter 2 Includes

• Related literature from both published and unpublished materials
• Books, encyclopedias, published journals, newspapers, magazines, and internet sources

The purpose of Chapter 2 is to build a foundation for the study by introducing:

• Principles
• Existing ideas
• New knowledge relevant to the topic (e.g., making a device and conducting a related study)

Structure/Content of Chapter 2 (As Outlined in the Video)

The chapter is organized into these main parts:

• Review of Related Literature
  • Discusses facts and principles drawn from other resources connected to the current study.
• Review of Related Studies
  • Summarizes investigations or inquiries already conducted that are relevant to the proposed study.
• Notes on Chapter 2
  • Contains references and examples/formats for writing the chapter.

Classification: Local vs. Foreign Sources

Both related literature and related studies are classified into:

• Local Sources
  • Inquiry conducted in the Philippines
• Foreign Sources
  • Inquiry conducted in a foreign country/land

Method/Format for Writing (Instructional Content)

A) Format for Review of Related Literature (Foreign Sources Example)

The video specifies a typical format:

• State the author
• State the year the article was made/published
• Provide a brief article description summarizing the literature
• End by stating how the literature is related to the research review, such as:
  • How it supports, connects to, or provides bearing/similarity to the proposed study

B) Format for Review of Related Studies

The video states the format is the same as the review of related literature:

• Author → year → summary → connection to the proposed study

It also notes that review of related studies can include:

• Useful unpublished materials, such as:
  • Manuscripts
  • Papers
  • Dissertations

C) Notes on Chapter 2

• The references (examples mentioned: books, magazines, newspapers, articles) are written in this section.
• The video provides an example of “notes,” but does not detail specific formatting beyond indicating that references appear here.

Speakers/Sources Featured

• Speaker: Not explicitly named (likely a teacher/instructor; referred to in subtitles as “this teacher”).
• Sources: No specific external authors are named in the subtitles (only general categories such as books/journals/internet sources are mentioned).