A closed loop measures an outcome, compares it with a target, and changes the next action. Without a trustworthy measure, repeated self-critique may only reinforce the same error.

Closed-Loop Control Uses Measured Feedback

In this situation—adjusting explanation difficulty using a learner's transfer-task performance—which choice best applies “Closed-Loop Control Uses Measured Feedback”?

A loop should state what changes each iteration, how progress is measured, and when budget, success, or futility stops work. Repetition alone does not create improvement.

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