25%

   While doing my previous papers, during the revision process, I would not change much when it came to content. I would fix minor grammar errors or little things that a peer may have caught during a workshop, but I never really made drastic changes like adding or removing whole paragraphs. I think this was because, half, I didn't really want to put in the work or thought. Also the quality of the feedback from peers was really never taken seriously, by them which results in me not taking it seriously either.
   During the current paper, definition argument, I put a little more time and effort into writing the first draft so I want to see myself get a better grade. When I get great feedback, about what I should change I will change it and maybe elaborate and go into detail about the points I may have just skipped over. In result, from the first draft to the second draft I have changed my paper about 20-25%