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- Positive feedback reinforces or amplifies a change in a controlled condition.
- Positive feedback requires an external event to stop the cycle.
- If not stopped, it can become dangerous and life-threatening.
- Positive feedback can create a runaway effect in the body.
- Negative feedback reverses changes and restores balance.
- Negative feedback slows as the condition returns to normal.
- Negative feedback maintains stable conditions over time.
- Positive feedback usually occurs in rare or specific events.
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