Literature review search: Keywords

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The first step to doing a literature review is defining the keywords you will use. If you have the wrong keywords, your literature review will be wrong too. The databases might not give you the literature you're looking for. Or you might end up with no literature to review at all. That's why in this video I show you exactly how to find the right keywords for your literature review search. You will learn:
1. How to get keywords from your research questions
2. Why you need to find synonyms of your keywords
3. How to use keywords from previous papers At Academic English Now we support PhD students and researchers in publishing research papers in Q1 Scopus-Indexed journals. We are apssionate about helping researchers and PhD students express their research ideas with greater confidence. We have worked with 400+ researchers and PhD students. Our clients have published in Q1 Scopus-indexed journals, including such renown journals as Nature Ecology & Evolution.

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