Which of the following would a researcher be least likely to do when conducting a literature review?
A)A researcher is least likely to indicate what findings are both strongly and weakly supported in the literature.
B)A researcher is least likely to discuss future directions for research.
C)A researcher is least likely to calculate an effect size for all the studies reviewed.
D)A researcher is least likely to indicate inconsistencies and areas in which research is lacking.

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While calculating effect sizes is a valuable aspect of a literature review, it is also time-consuming and may not be feasible for all studies reviewed. A researcher may prioritize other aspects such as summarizing findings and identifying inconsistencies and gaps in the literature. Therefore, it is least likely that a researcher would calculate an effect size for all studies reviewed.

Which of the Following Would a Researcher Be Least Likely