Which risk significantly increases during a stall in flight due to over-activation of ailerons?

💡 Explanation

Adverse yaw increases due to increased drag on the lowered aileron's wing during a stall; because airflow is disrupted, the aileron deflects into separated flow, which disproportionately increases drag rather than increasing lift; therefore significant yawing occurs, rather than simple roll.

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