NEGATIVE FEEDBACK
Risk Management and Decision Making Glossary
Risk Management and Decision Making — Negative Feedback
Information on Negative Feedback
Negative feedback is a form of circular causality which characteristically tends to produce a stable reaction, that is, a tendency to diminish or counteract a change in any one of its elements. For a more detailed explanation of the feedback phenomenon, see Richardson (1991) and Coyle (1996).
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