Positive feedback mechanisms usually produce
A)changes returning values toward a set point.
B)stable conditions around a set point.
C)unstable conditions.
D)long-term changes.

Question

Positive feedback mechanisms usually produce
A)changes returning values toward a set point.
B)stable conditions around a set point.
C)unstable conditions.
D)long-term changes.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Positive feedback mechanisms amplify changes instead of regulating them. This leads to unstable conditions instead of stable ones or changes returning toward a set point. Therefore, choice C is the correct option.

Positive Feedback Mechanisms Usually Produce