What indicates that a reviewer did not develop their own opinion of value in an appraisal review assignment?

The correct choice indicates that the reviewer is not forming an independent opinion of value but is instead focusing on assessing the accuracy of the initial appraisal. When a responder rejects the value conclusion due to errors and inconsistencies, it shows that their review is based solely on the identified problems in the original work rather than an independent analysis of the property in question.

This aligns with the nature of a review assignment, where the primary role of the reviewer is to evaluate the original appraisal for compliance with standards and correctness rather than to perform a new appraisal themselves. The identification of errors suggests that their focus is on the appraisal's integrity rather than establishing their own value judgment. In contrast, other choices imply varying degrees of agreement or analysis, which would indicate that the reviewer is engaging with the material more actively rather than simply critiquing it.