In the context of the wave-like behavior of electrons, the phenomenon observed in the double-slit experiment demonstrates that electrons can exhibit __________, behaving like waves rather than particles.

When electrons pass through two slits, the waves from each slit spread out and overlap. Other options are incorrect because Diffraction is the bending of waves around edges, but the double‑slit experiment shows the pattern formed by overlapping waves, not simply the bending; Reflection is a wave bouncing off a surface, which does not create the alternating bands seen on the screen.