Feedback loop examples Figure 5-5 Identify and label the polarity of the links and loops in the examples shown.
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A positive polarity link means variables change in the same direction (if A increases, B increases; if A decreases, B decreases). A negative polarity link means variables change in opposite directions (if A increases, B decreases; if A decreases, B increases). Show more…
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