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Mitchell Brown, & Kathleen Hale. (2014). Applied Research Methods in Public and Nonprofit Organizations: Vol. First edition. Jossey-Bass.

Reading, Reading, Reading: Background to Your Literature Review. In Stephan, F. M., & Smith, I. (2019). A practical guide to dissertation and thesis writing. Cambridge Scholars Publishing.

National University Library. (2024). Resources for a literature review.
Please review the Literature Review section of this resource provided by the National University Library.

National University Library. (2024). Reading a scientific article.
Review these tips for reading a scientific article.

American Psychological Association. (2024). How to find reliable sources. Academic Writer.
Use National University as your institution to access this lesson about how to find reliable sources.

USC Libraries (n.d.). Primary sources. Research Guides.
Review this resource to learn about primary sources.

USC Libraries (n.d.). Secondary sources. Research Guides.
Review this resource to learn about secondary sources.

USC Libraries (n.d.). Tertiary sources. Research Guides.
Review this resource to learn about tertiary sources.

Farkas, D. (2022, April 16). How to finish your literature review when you can’t stop reading articles. Finish Your Thesis. https://finishyourthesis.com/write-literature-review/
This article will help you know when to stop reading and start writing.

Jensen, E. (2017). An introduction to literature reviews [Video]. Sage Research Methods. https://doi.org/10.4135/9781473992283
This video introduces literature reviews. (15:09).

O'Leary, Z. (2017). Am I the only one struggling to write a literature review [Video]. Sage Research Methods. https://doi.org/10.4135/9781526400123
This video will help you feel less alone as you write a literature review. (11:09).

[Rolin Moe]. (2017, March 31). Purpose of a literature review [Video]. LinkedIn Learning.
This video explains the purpose of a literature review (2:45). Please make sure you are signed into OKTA prior to accessing this video. Faculty, staff, and students have access to LinkedIn Learning and do not need to create an account.

[Rolin Moe]. (2017, March 31). How to develop a literature review [Video]. LinkedIn Learning.
This video explains how to develop a literature review. (2:52). Please make sure you are signed into OKTA prior to accessing this video. Faculty, staff, and students have access to LinkedIn Learning and do not need to create an account.