Most Nonsteroid Hormones are Regulated by a Positive Feedback Mechanism

Question

Most nonsteroid hormones are regulated by a positive feedback mechanism.

Accepted Answer

Most nonsteroid hormones are actually regulated by a negative feedback mechanism, which works to maintain homeostasis by counteracting the initial stimulus that triggered the hormone release. Positive feedback mechanisms, on the other hand, amplify the original stimulus and can lead to exaggerated responses.