What a literature review exercise should address: a note

What a literature review exercise should address in terms of seven pertinent questions (to be answered preliminarily by an AI tools, such as chatpdf.com)

Question 1a: "What are the research objectives and research issues being studied?"

Question 1b: "Is the literature review effort research objective-driven?"

Question 2: "What academic topics (e.g. concept definitions, theoretical perspectives, theories, theoretical frameworks, research methods, etc.) are to be examined in the literature review efforts of the author(s)?"

Question 3: "What academic evaluation efforts (e.g. strengths, weaknesses, ethical considerations, idea compatibility and application challenges, etc.) are to be made on specific concepts and theories in the literature review by the author(s)?"

Question 4: "What literature synthesis effort is to be made by the author(s)?"

Question 5: "How will the literature review findings of the authors inform the design of the research methodology [of the dissertation project]?"

Question 6: "How will the literature review result of the authors support the analysis of the research methodology findings [of the dissertation project]?"

Question 7: "Will the literature review results include the specific personal voice of the author(s) in the literature review discussion?"

Examples:

Business management-related

1. A preliminary literature review exercise on Total Quality Management.
2. An examination of a literature review effort: an article on TQM.
3. An examination of a literature review effort: an article on supply chain management.

Housing studies-related

1. Conducting literature review tasks with an article on precariousness of mental wellbeing: housing studies.
2. Conducting literature review tasks with an article on live-work housing conditions: housing studies.

Accounting and finance-related

1. A literature review task to study an academic article on costing methods.
2. A literature review task to study an academic article on financial statement comparability.

Reference: a collection of blog notes on using chatgpt for research purpose.