Question

multiple - choice question what is negative feedback? the homeostatic mechanism in which changes in ideal state result in a response to bring the state back to normal the homeostatic mechanism in which changes in the ideal state result in a response to bring more change to the present state the homeostatic mechanism in which changes in the ideal state result in no response and no change

Explanation:

Negative feedback is a homeostatic mechanism. When there are changes from the ideal state, it elicits a response to restore the state back to normal. For example, in body - temperature regulation, if body temperature rises above normal, negative - feedback mechanisms kick in to lower it back to the normal range.

Answer:

the homeostatic mechanism in which changes in ideal state result in a response to bring the state back to normal