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Which action is unhelpful for a reviewer to do while aiding someone in the revision process?
Explaining what the reviewer learned from the work
Explaining how the work made the reviewer feel
Pointing out areas that could be more developed
Rewriting the work in the reviewer's own style
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Final answer:

The unhelpful action for a reviewer is explaining how the work made them feel. Instead, the focus should be on providing constructive criticism and specific suggestions for improvement.


Explanation:

Explaining how the work made the reviewer feel is unhelpful for a reviewer to do while aiding someone in the revision process. Feedback should focus on constructive criticism and specific suggestions for improvement rather than personal reactions.

It is important for a reviewer to point out areas that could be more developed and provide actionable feedback that helps the writer enhance their work.

Rewriting the work in the reviewer's own style is also not ideal as it impedes the writer's growth and understanding of how to improve their writing.


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