How can writing workshops or peer review sessions help you improve a draft of something you've written?

They allow you to replace parts of your draft with ideas from other writers.

They give you a chance to find our how your draft actually affects readers.

They demonstrate what a great writer you are, so that you want to keep writing.

They show you how to change the main point or message of your draft.

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Writing workshops and peer review sessions can be incredibly beneficial for improving a draft. The most accurate option from your list is:

They give you a chance to find out how your draft actually affects readers.

These sessions provide an opportunity to receive feedback from peers, allowing you to understand how your writing is perceived and interpreted. You can discover areas that may be confusing, impactful, or need more development, which can help you make informed revisions to enhance your work.

While workshops can occasionally lead to the exchange of ideas and suggestions that might inspire revisions, their primary value lies in the insights gained about reader reactions and perspectives.