How does a negative feedback work?

A stimulus triggers the body to enhance changes it caused.

A stimulus triggers the body to reverse the changes it caused.

A stimulus triggers the body to retain the changes it caused.

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How does a negative feedback work?




A stimulus triggers the body to enhance changes it caused.




A stimulus triggers the body to reverse the changes it caused.




A stimulus triggers the body to retain the changes it caused.

anonymous · Answer

@Abmon98

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

@Angel_Halo23 
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kobeni-chan · Answer

this belongs under science, but if I had to give my best guess I'd say its the second one

anonymous · Answer

its the second one negative feedback: response counteractcs devations (changes) in your body or the enviornemt.

anonymous · Answer

thank you both so much @kobeni-chan @Angel_Halo23

anonymous · Answer

hello :)

anonymous · Answer

Basically, a negative feedback loop means that a biological process occurs and the product of that process slows the process down

anonymous · Answer

lol good job

anonymous · Answer

thx :D