All of the following are reasons for conducting a literature search except:

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A literature search is typically conducted to save time and effort by building on existing knowledge (A), to develop expertise in the relevant disciplines (B), and to discover what scholarly work has been done on the topic across different disciplines (D). Widening the topic and opening the focus of the research question (C) is generally not a reason for conducting a literature search; instead, the purpose is often to narrow the focus and identify gaps in the existing research.

All of the Following Are Reasons for Conducting a Literature