Detection of change and signaling the effector's response to control system is a?
Answer: Feedback
Explanation
The process of detecting a change and signaling the effector's response in a control system is called a feedback mechanism.
This mechanism involves a receptor detecting a change, a control center (integrator) processing the information, and an effector carrying out the necessary response to maintain or restore a desired state.
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