The Scope of a Literature Review Refers to

Multiple Choice

The scope of a literature review refers to

A) the number and types of issues the review includes.
B) the intended length of the manuscript reporting the results of the review.
C) whether the research question guiding the review is based on theory or on results of prior research.
D) the audience to which the results of the review are directed (such as other researchers, policy makers, practitioners) .