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                 Discussion                          EMPIRICAL REVIEW
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                       In literature review section, it is also essential to put some related studies of

               your research topic. The sources may be accessed through  journals, electronic or
               printed  databases,  and  websites.  However,  not  all  sources  are  reputable  and

               credible to be put in your research-based paper. There are some factors you should

               consider in choosing the reputable journals:
                   a.  Publisher. Check the reputation of the publisher of the journal. If they are an

                       established  and  reputable  publishing  house  (e.g.  Springer,  Wiley,  Elsevier,
                       and  Nature  Publishing  Group,  etc),  you  can  feel  more  confident  that  the

                       journal is also reputable.
                   b.  Peer review. Reputable journals use peer review in selecting manuscripts for

                       publication.

                   c.  Editorial board. Most reputable journals have an international editorial board
                       (reviewers  are  from  various  established  universities  worldwide).  Search  for

                       the  reviewers’  name  online  and  find  their  journals  as  most  of  the  editorial

                       board are established researchers in the field.
                   d.  Indexing.  To  be  discoverable,  the  journals  should  be  indexed  in  familiar

                       online  databases  such  as  PubMed,  Science  Citation  Index,  Scopus,  SINTA
                       (Indonesian National Indexing), etc.

                   e.  Consistency.  Reputable  journals  have  consistent  content  published  in
                       consistent  intervals.  Review  the  journals’  table  of  contents  and  ensure  that

                       they are consistent in their publication.


                                                                                                Adapted from:
                https://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+select+reputable+journal&oq=how+to+select+reputable+journal&aqs=chrome..69i5
                                                                           7j0.15135j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8




                  A review of studies is a review of as many research studies as possible

                  around a particular research problem/question. This includes ONLY studies


                  that have been conducted. To keep updated, Choose the journals which
                  are published less than 10 years from the year you are writing your
                  research based paper.


                                 Source: https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-a-literature-review-and-a-review-of-studies


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