11. Which kind of review, focuses on research approaches, strategies, data collection techniques or analysis procedures, rather than the research findings.? a) Integrative review; b) Theoretical review; c) Historical review; d) Methodological review; e) Systematic review.

The correct answer is d) Methodological review.<br /><br />A methodological review focuses on the research approaches, strategies, data collection techniques, or analysis procedures used in a study or set of studies, rather than the research findings themselves. This type of review aims to evaluate and critically analyze the methods used in research to determine their effectiveness, reliability, and validity. It can help identify best practices, limitations, and areas for improvement in research methodologies.