Literature Review and Plagiarism

What are common practices in writing literature reviews to avoid because they are forms of plagiarism?

What should be done instead? How would you organize your literature before writing a lit review?

When you write a literature review, you are writing a summary of what other people have written on a certain topic. You should either organize your literature review chronologically (do this if thoughts on the topic have varied over time; start by writing about what the experts thought a long time ago, and end by discussing recent work on the topic) or by theme (subdivide the main topic into several subtopics; for each subtopic, discuss the literature pertaining to that subtopic). …

The solution gives tips on avoiding plagiarism while writing a literature review.