A child having a tantrum in a department store screams louder the more upset his parent gets. This is an example of

A) Negative Feedback

B) Positive Feedback

C) Survival of the fittest

D) Dynamic equilibrium

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Jonah Williamson

Biology

21 May, 20:54

A child having a tantrum in a department store screams louder the more upset his parent gets. This is an example of

A) Negative Feedback

B) Positive Feedback

C) Survival of the fittest

D) Dynamic equilibrium

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Makai Martinez · Answer 1

The answer to this is Negative Feedback

Braylon · Answer 2

Answer: Option A

Explanation: The screaming of the child is reducing his balanced state. Parents are also in stress, which disturbs their equilibrium state. So its a case of negative feedback.

It is not a case of positive feedback because screaming of the child or stress of the parents is not decreasing. It is not causing any balance in the body, so its not a positive feedback. Here we are not putting anyone into a condition of adversity, so there is no case of survival. So option C is incorrect. The state of the child and the parents is not balanced, so its not option D.

A child having a tantrum in a department store screams louder the more upset his parent gets. This is an example ofA) Negative FeedbackB) Positive FeedbackC) Survival of the fittestD) Dynamic equilibrium

A child having a tantrum in a department store screams louder the more upset his parent gets. This is an example of

A) Negative Feedback

B) Positive Feedback

C) Survival of the fittest

D) Dynamic equilibrium