Homeostasis: Principles and Negative Feedback

Positive feedback amplifies changes, accelerating the system away from its equilibrium.
Negative feedback counteracts changes, pushing the system back towards its equilibrium.
In homeostasis context, positive feedback could be labour where contractions become stronger until a baby is delivered.
An example of negative feedback in homeostasis is body temperature regulation (getting goosebumps when cold, sweating when hot).
A comparison table might include aspects such as whether the feedback amplifies or counteracts changes, instances where they occur, and their effect on homeostasis.
The task also mentions possible interpretation of information relating to either negative or positive feedback.