Question

amoeba sisters: homeostasis & human body syste
heather brown

multiple - choice question
a negative feedback loop...
brings the body back to the set point (ex. a stable
temperature)
continues to throw the body out of balance (or out of
homeostasis)
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Explanation:

Negative feedback loops work to counteract changes and restore the body to its normal, stable state (set point). For example, when body temperature rises, mechanisms like sweating are activated to cool the body down and bring it back to the stable temperature (set point). The second option describes positive feedback (e.g., in childbirth where contractions get stronger to move the process forward, moving the body further from the initial state).

Answer:

"brings the body back to the set point (ex. a stable temperature)" is the correct answer.