Question

complete the statements.
negative feedback loops return a system to a steady state
loops do this by counteracting a stimulus.
positive feedback loops drive physiological processes to comple
these loops do this by a stimulus.
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Explanation:

Negative feedback loops counteract stimuli to maintain homeostasis (steady - state). Positive feedback loops, on the other hand, amplify stimuli to drive processes to completion. For example, in blood clotting (a positive feedback loop), the initial clotting factors amplify the response until the clot is fully formed.

Answer:

Positive feedback loops do this by amplifying a stimulus.