Counter rises in both revision conditions, Endorse rises in peer-feedback revisions but declines in AI revisions, and Pronounce declines in both¶
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q2 i? Descriptive statistics show Counter increased from 0.840 (first drafts) to 1.241 (peer) and 1.338 (AI); Endorse rose to 0.384 in peer revisions but fell to 0.100 in AI revisions; Pronounce declined in both. → 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
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Fine-grained descriptive analysis (Table 8) of heteroglossic subcategories, used because some categories were unevenly distributed, reported that "Endorse resources increased substantially in peer-feedback revisions" while declining in AI revisions; Counter rose in both conditions and Pronounce fell in both. Descriptive means only, no inferential tests.
"Endorse resources increased substantially in peer-feedback revisions (M = 0.384) compared to first drafts (M = 0.131), but decreased in AI-generated revisions (M = 0.100)."
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
- AI-generated revisions employ significantly more appraisal resources than peer-feedback revisions, which exceed first drafts — related
- Revision-driven increases in appraisal resources are driven by Attitude and Graduation, while Engagement frequency remains stable across draft types — related
- Entertain is the most frequently used heteroglossic subcategory across all draft types, decreasing in peer-feedback revisions but remaining relatively high in AI revisions — related
- Peer-feedback revisions shift toward a more contractive dialogic stance while AI-generated revisions keep a relatively balanced Contract–Expand distribution — related
- Heteroglossic resources outnumber Monoglossic resources across all draft types, with no significant difference in Engagement distribution across revision conditions
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Counter rises in both revision conditions, Endorse rises in peer-feedback revisions but declines in AI revisions, and Pronounce declines in both |
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Counter rises in both revision conditions, Endorse rises in peer-feedback revisions but declines in AI revisions, and Pronounce declines in both |
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