Answer: The ultimate goal of the peer review process is that you can have others review and look over your work for things that are incorrect, need fixing, or need rewording. When we write things on our own, we sometimes make unconscious errors that we sometimes do not even catch in revision. Having a new set of eyes look at something helps to catch errors that we might miss. It is very similar to reading your work out load to catch errors, as reading something out loud is another effective strategy when reviewing your work.
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C. The way that the data is organized.
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Placing data in a table allows the reader to have a better view and understanding of the data and how each figure is related to the rest, via columns and rows. It also provides a much better organization of the information.
A, B and D are false answers, because the aspects they mention wouldn't be impacted by a paragraph formatting (numbers would stay the same, just a lot harder to read and understand).
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