A literature review dissertation is not a common type of doctoral dissertation because it does not involve original research.

The purpose of a doctoral dissertation is to demonstrate the candidate's knowledge of the field, to contribute new knowledge to the field, and to develop new theories or methods.

The typical length of a doctoral dissertation is 100-125 pages.

The typical structure of a doctoral dissertation is Introduction, Literature Review, Methodology, Results, Discussion, Conclusion.

The literature review is the most important part of a doctoral dissertation because it provides the context for the study and justifies the need for the research.

A doctoral dissertation is longer, more original, and more rigorous than a master's thesis.

The best way to write a doctoral dissertation is to start writing as soon as you have a topic, do your research first and then start writing, and write a rough draft and then revise it.

It typically takes 3-4 years to write a doctoral dissertation.

Writer's block, lack of motivation, and procrastination are all common challenges that doctoral students face when writing their dissertations.

Setting realistic goals, creating a writing schedule, and finding a writing partner can all help to overcome the challenges of writing a doctoral dissertation.

The dissertation is a journey, a process, and a reflection of the candidate's hard work and dedication.

Practicing presenting your research, getting feedback from your advisor and committee members, and creating a PowerPoint presentation can all help you to prepare for the doctoral dissertation defense.

Being confident in your research, prepared to answer questions, and respectful of the committee members are all important during the doctoral dissertation defense.

Having a party with your friends and family, going out to dinner with your advisor and committee members, and taking a vacation are all great ways to celebrate after successfully defending your doctoral dissertation.

Starting looking for a job, publishing your research, and continuing your education are all important things to do after successfully defending your doctoral dissertation.