Question

multiple-choice question
what happens in positive feedback?
you intensify the variable or get more of that response.
you lessen the variable or get less of that response.
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Explanation:

Positive feedback is a process in which the output of a system amplifies the input. This means that the response of the system intensifies the variable or leads to more of that response. For example, in childbirth, the contractions (response) lead to the release of oxytocin (variable), which in turn causes more intense contractions.

Answer:

You intensify the variable or get more of that response.