Considering the negative feedback system for the control of blood pressure, when a blood pressure rise is noted in the arterial receptors, what is the expected response?

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When a rise in blood pressure is detected by arterial receptors (baroreceptors), the body's negative feedback system aims to lower the blood pressure back to normal. Decreasing the inotropic state (the force of heart's contractions) is one way to achieve this, as it would lead to a decrease in cardiac output, thereby reducing blood pressure.

Considering the Negative Feedback System for the Control of Blood