Which mechanism increases wave reflection near newly formed sea stacks?

💡 Explanation

Diffraction pattern interference increases wave reflection because the stacks act as secondary wave sources, therefore constructive and destructive interference alters wave energy distribution, rather than changing sea temperature or plate motion, which cause other outcomes.

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