Definition

Positive Feedback (Reinforcing Feedback)

Positive feedback, also known as reinforcing feedback, describes a process where a small deviation from an equilibrium is amplified by forces that push the system even further from its original state. This type of feedback leads to instability, as it reinforces movement away from the starting point.

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