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Regulatory flexibility: the ability to shift between
Regulatory flexibility: the ability to shift between multiple regulatory strategies based on contextual demands, involving context sensitivity, repertoire of strategies, and feedback responsiveness, rather than applying a single strategy uniformly
Why This Is a Definition
This definition clearly delineates regulatory flexibility by specifying its three core components (context sensitivity, repertoire, feedback responsiveness) and contrasting it with the fallacy of uniform efficacy. It establishes precise boundaries around what constitutes regulatory flexibility versus rigid or reactive approaches.