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Revision-driven increases in appraisal resources are driven by Attitude and Graduation, while Engagement frequency remains stable across draft types

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q3 i? A significant Draft Type × Appraisal Subsystem interaction shows both revision types raised Attitude and Graduation frequencies but left Engagement stable. → Zhao H and Ji J 2026

Evidence

Zhao H and Ji J 2026

Zhao H and Ji J (2026) Human-written and AI-generated revisions: an appraisal analysis of dialogic positioning in argumentative writing. Front. Educ. 11:1904852. https://doi.org/10.3389/feduc.2026.1904852

q3 · i? · associational · r2

Linear mixed model on the 168-essay corpus reported a significant Draft Type × Appraisal Subsystem interaction, F(4, 492) = 28.209, p < .001. Attitude means rose from 11.574 (first) to 15.677 (peer) and 18.429 (AI); Graduation from 4.737 to 5.074 and 6.006; Engagement "remained stable across all three draft types".

"Importantly, a significant interaction between Draft Type and Appraisal Subsystem was observed, F(4, 492) = 28.209, p < .001"

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type claim
id attitude-graduation-drive-increase-engagement-stable
title Revision-driven increases in appraisal resources are driven by Attitude and Graduation, while Engagement frequency remains stable across draft types
description Revision-driven increases in appraisal resources are driven by Attitude and Graduation, while Engagement frequency remains stable across draft types
status review
evidence_strength moderate
newest_evidence 2026
generated by process:wiki-ingest on 2026-10-12
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