Reviewing and revising most specifically involve:
A) perception and attention.
B) persuasion and translation.
C) critical reading and metacognition.
D) avoiding the use of poor transition words.

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Reviewing and revising involve critical reading, which is the process of analyzing a text and evaluating its strengths and weaknesses. This requires the use of metacognition, or thinking about one's own thinking, to identify areas where the text can be improved. It does not necessarily involve persuasion or translation (choice B), although these skills may be useful in some revision processes. Perception and attention (choice A) are important for comprehending a text, but are not directly related to reviewing and revising. Similarly, avoiding poor transition words (choice D) is a small part of the revision process, but does not capture the full scope of reviewing and revising.

Reviewing and Revising Most Specifically Involve