Peer Review Research Paper

Cause and Effect – Peer Review In an interview with Petr Munzy, a Law Professor of Law and Logic on human thinking, he speaks of one basic principle that permeates the whole universe. It is the principle of Cause and Effect. He states in his interview that every effect around us must have a cause. For example, you walk in a Forrest, and right there in the middle of the Forrest you see a bench. The bench is the effect, what is the cause? Is it accidental or deliberate? Somebody must have made it because the principle is something designed must have a designer. This simple principle crosses over everything we know, as Munzy stated above in the whole universe. Even in something as simple as Peer Review. This is my first English class in my pursuit of the General Occupational Technologies Associate Degree and the first experience I have had with Peer Review. At first I did not like the idea of having to exchange papers and having to comment on other people’s work, or have them commenting on mine. But as this third assignment has come about, I have learned to open up to this method of critiquing and see its benefit. …show more content…
How does cause and effect relate to it? As the Students book of College English states, peer review is learning from other students. This is the “cause” of peer review, or the why, action of why we do it. The Peer Evaluation Guide offers suggestions to specific questions to use as a guideline when reading another students work. Example questions are, what is the thesis of the paper? Does the introduction introduce it successfully? What is the writer’s purpose? Audience? Has the writer produced an effective conclusion to the essay? What is the best part of the essay, and what recommendation can you make for