Continuous process control systems typically use PID control to hold processes at a given set point. For the example process shown below, a proportional gain of 1 is used. After running the process for a time, it is shown that the system Process Variable overshoots and oscillates about the set point. What could be done to the proportional gain (Gain) setting to achieve more stable performance? Would there be any other effect on the system in making the change you propose?

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