The phrase "conflicting feedback" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to receiving two or more pieces of feedback that contradict or oppose each other. Example: "The manager received conflicting feedback from her team members about the new project proposal. Some praised its originality, while others expressed concerns about its feasibility."
Be an open, teachable leader, but know how to think through conflicting feedback to make a wise decision when advice doesn't come as you expect.
"In a maelstrom of confusion, humiliation, resistance, and conflicting feedback from those around you, how much can anyone really inhabit "I'm sorry"?" he writes.
The symmetric case is viewed as a cartoon of conflicting feedback that could result from antagonistic pathways impinging on the state of a shared component.
Soloway said that Lewis did have some notes and they had many conversations about the show, but there weren't layers of studio and network executives with multiple layers of (often conflicting) feedback.
"There are limitations to the degree of success in this approach because of the way the HACCP regulations are written and the conflicting feedback a small plant receives from FSIS".
If listeners use internally-generated feedback for trial-by-trial error correction, but cannot ignore the conflicting external feedback, changing the amount of external feedback should modulate its correlation with the internal signal, and hence the amount of improvement observed on the task.
It may be that when the observation of another person's limb is unhindered by conflicting somatosensory feedback (i.e., that the patient's corresponding limb is not, in fact, moving, or that no stimulus is present), as is the case in amputees, MNS activation can relieve painful sensations.
Through their intensive practices (enacting completely different views of the purpose and nature of conflict, feedback, and support, for example), DDOs give us a glimpse into a dramatically different way of being at work.
But when you receive conflicting or unique feedback from an investor or mentor, reach out to others in your network and validate this feedback with them.
In the present study we explore the conflicting finding that delayed feedback on tax audits apparently results in higher tax compliance, although delaying feedback is associated with lower perceptions of procedural fairness.
During BCWH, both the visual and proprioceptive feedbacks were relevant but provided conflicting error signals: the visual feedback indicated that the cursor was deviating from the desired trajectory, while the proprioceptive feedback indicated that the arm was following the desired trajectory.
