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I made several changes to my summary after receiving my peer review. One of the major changes that I made was my wording in my summary. Some of the terminology that I originally had wasn’t professional speech pathology terms. So, I think making these changes in word choice really helped make my paper appear more professional. In the beginning my paper also came off repetitive. For example, I had started every paragraph off by saying “the objective of the _____ objective was to”. So by adding words like first, after, and finally, I added a lot of variety to my paper.
The peer review experience was a great one for me.. I was able to make a lot of changes to my paper that I didn’t even know needed to be made to my paper. I also enjoyed reviewing
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