Which pilot-induced risk increases when an aircraft's stabilator trim system encounters uncommanded reversals during flight?

💡 Explanation

Adverse yaw control oscillation risk increases, because negative feedback from uncommanded stabilator reversals can induce Pilot-Induced Oscillation (PIO), creating unstable yaw inputs; therefore, pilot control is compromised, rather than a compressibility stall or flutter issues unrelated to trim.

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