A common example of positive feedback is the control of room temperature via a thermostat.

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This is actually an example of negative feedback, as the thermostat turns the heating or cooling system on or off in response to the temperature in the room, working to maintain a stable temperature within a specific range. Positive feedback would involve a system amplifying a deviation or change from a desired state, instead of working to correct it.

A Common Example of Positive Feedback Is the Control of Room