Feedback-regulated mechanisms" as being definitive of ___________order cybernetics?
Correct answer: D. first
- A. None of these
- B. second
- C. third
- D. first
Explanation
First-order cybernetics examines feedback-regulated mechanisms in an observed system. Second-order cybernetics goes further by including the observer in the system being studied.
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