Question

during our exercise, the body temperature of the person working out rises, sweat glands release sweat, and blood vessels near the skin widen to release heat. once the body cools, sweating stops, and the blood vessels return to normal. positive feedback chemical feedback negative feedback hormonal feedback

Explanation:

The body's response to rising temperature by sweating and blood - vessel dilation, and then stopping these processes when cooled, is an example of negative feedback. Negative feedback aims to maintain homeostasis by counteracting changes and bringing the body back to a stable state.

Answer:

negative feedback