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Multilevel conceptualization of moderators in GenAI-mediated writing research (technological, learner, and contextual factors)

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The article proposes a multilevel framework for understanding variability in GenAI-mediated writing outcomes. It states that "Technological factors (e.g., tool type) determine the nature and depth of available feedback; learner factors (e.g., proficiency, education level) shape the capacity to interpret and internalize that feedback; and contextual factors (e.g., instructional model, sociocultural environment) influence how GenAI is integrated into learning practices." The framework holds that these moderators interact dynamically rather than operating independently, providing a principled basis for synthesizing cross-contextual studies and interpreting empirical variability.

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  • Multilevel conceptualization of moderators in GenAI-mediated writing research (technological, learner, and contextual factors): The article proposes a multilevel framework for understanding variability in GenAI-mediated writing outcomes. It states that "Technological factors (e.g., tool type) determine the nature and depth of available feedback; learner factors (e.g., proficiency, education level) shape the capacity to interpret and internalize that feedback; and contextual factors (e.g., instructional model, sociocultural environment) influence how GenAI is integrated into learning practices." The framework holds that these moderators interact dynamically rather than operating independently, providing a principled basis for synthesizing cross-contextual studies and interpreting empirical variability. (Mark Feng Teng (2026))

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  • Mark Feng Teng. (2026). Effectiveness of GenAI in enhancing writing performance: a meta-analysis. Asian-Pacific Journal of Second and Foreign Language Education. https://doi.org/10.1186/s40862-026-00444-2
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title Multilevel conceptualization of moderators in GenAI-mediated writing research (technological, learner, and contextual factors)
description The article proposes a multilevel framework for understanding variability in GenAI-mediated writing outcomes.
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