Discussion
Assertion (A): Coastal structures often produce consequences their designers did not anticipate.
Reason (R): Morphology responds to the structure and the changed morphology alters the wave field.
Answer: A
Both are true and the reason gives the feedback, and downdrift erosion beside a groyne field is the classic example. Predicting the response requires a morphodynamic rather than a static analysis. Feedback is what makes prediction difficult.
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