For users of a computer system, which of the following incorrectly describes the supports that feedback from the system can provide:
A) Feedback from the computer system can support users' motivation;
B) Feedback from the computer system is always good for users to have optimal control over the human-computer interaction, no matter at which level the interaction takes place;
C) Feedback from the computer system can support users' learning;
D) Feedback from the computer system can help users cope with system reactions that are different from what are expected;
E) Feedback from the computer system can help uses cope with system reactions that cannot be predicted due to changing conditions.

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Feedback from the computer system is not always beneficial for users to have optimal control over the human-computer interaction. The effectiveness of feedback can depend on various factors such as the timing, relevance, and the user's ability to interpret the feedback correctly. Excessive or poorly designed feedback can overwhelm or confuse users, detracting from their control and experience.

For Users of a Computer System, Which of the Following