During final approach, which consequence results when differential spoiler deployment induces roll?

💡 Explanation

The differential spoiler deployment generates unequal drag forces on the wings, inducing rolling moments. This *yaw-roll coupling* mechanism counteracts adverse yaw because the spoiler drag reduces the yawing moment caused by aileron deflection; therefore, adverse yaw is reduced rather than amplified.

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