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This was accomplished through recording and transcribing introspective interviews made as students completed a revision task. The categorical data produced were analyzed by Chi-square tests. Although cell size was too small to draw strong conclusions, the data seemed to indicate that feedback type does differentially influence students to add to their writing. Feedback type also seems to affect what sources of information students use when revising.","Suggestions for further research include investigation of ways that students use their own interlanguage and ways that feedback may affect this process.","Made available in DSpace on 2011-05-07T12:16:46Z (GMT). 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