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Sondra Perl studied the writing processes of five unskilled college writers. She had them think aloud as they composed essays, which she video recorded and coded. Perl found that unskilled writers engaged in little planning before writing, focused on low-level concerns like spelling during writing, and did minimal revision. Their composing behaviors highlighted inadequate writing strategies and rules compared to skilled writers.
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