Which consequence arises when a ferromagnetic material near its Curie temperature experiences external stress?

💡 Explanation

Reduced magnetic coercivity results from magnetoelastic anisotropy near the Curie temperature. Microscopic stress alters domain alignment via the strain energy coupling with the material's magnetization, therefore reducing the field needed to demagnetize, rather than causing polarization, conductivity changes, or thermal effects.

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