I find the whole process difficult! 😀 Starting with the seminal works (if you know them) and moving on from there always helps, as does looking for articles based upon some sort of impact number. However, these are often older texts or papers and so, while looking for more current literature, I always end up struggling to know when to stop researching the literature. When do you have enough? And which papers are more relevant? Are newer papers with lower impact ratings less valuable than older, potentially outdated, ones with higher impact scores? In the end it's always a learning process and

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That's so true, Stacy!

This is interesting.

Finding topics in the literature quickly.