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Negative feedback is bringing the body back to _.
_.
center
zen
homeostasis
98.6 degrees
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Correct answer: homeostasis.
Negative feedback mechanisms detect deviations from a set point (e.g., body temperature) and trigger responses that return the system to its normal range — maintaining homeostasis. (For example, shivering or sweating helps keep core temperature near ~98.6°F.)
Negative feedback mechanisms detect deviations from a set point (e.g., body temperature) and trigger responses that return the system to its normal range — maintaining homeostasis. (For example, shivering or sweating helps keep core temperature near ~98.6°F.)
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