Summary of Positive vs Negative Feedback

• Positive and negative criticisms are control frameworks that assist with managing process rates
and homeostasis in the body.

• An organism's ability to regulate its internal processes depends on both feedbacks.

• There is a direct positive correlation between process rate and concentration in positive feedback.

• The rate of the process is controlled by negative feedback to prevent substance accumulation.

• Positive feedback is more intuitive, stable, and less frequent than negative feedback.

• While positive feedback encourages change, negative feedback hinders it.

• Positive feedback typically has a wider range of values than negative feedback.

• Positive criticism might be related with awful cycles and ailments while negative input is firmly
related with keeping up with great wellbeing.

• Positive feedback, in contrast to negative feedback, may necessitate external interruption.