Returned information regarding the consequences of an event is called:
A)feedback.
B)positive feedback
C)negative feedback
D)negative information processing

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Feedback is any information returned as a consequence of an event or a process. It can be positive or negative, and it helps to evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of the event or process.

B, C, and D are incorrect choices. Positive feedback means that the consequences of an event or process result in more of the same behavior or action, rather than correcting it. Negative feedback refers to a process where the consequences of an event or process reduce or mitigate the impact of that event or process. Negative information processing is a cognitive bias where people tend to focus more on negative information than positive information, but it does not relate to the consequences of an event.

Returned Information Regarding the Consequences of an Event Is Called