Why is negative feedback more common?

Answer 1

In general, negative feedback systems are more common in nature because they work to regulate an animal's bodily systems. When an undesirable process is occurring within the body, a negative feedback loop will reverse the un-beneficial effects of this process by limiting it from continuing on. Positive feedback systems promote the continuation of processes, which can lead to harmful effects for the animal (with exceptions).

Answer 2

Negative feedback is more common because it often highlights areas for improvement and helps individuals or organizations grow and develop. It can also be more direct and easier to deliver than positive feedback, which may require more specific examples or context. Additionally, negative feedback is often seen as necessary for driving change and addressing performance issues.

Answer 3

Probably for fear of the person answering won't be judged negatively themselves. Or people don't like to hurt others feelings head on, they rather hurt their feelings behind their back.

Answer 4

because it disrupts homeostasis, and can be very dangerous for the body