Electric Field Induction is to Charge Redistribution as Increasing Distance between Plates is to ?

Electric field induction causes charges on a conductor to rearrange themselves so that the field inside the conductor vanishes. Likewise, when the distance between the plates of a capacitor is increased, the electric field produced by the plates for a given charge becomes weaker because the same amount of charge is spread over a larger separation. Thus, increasing the plate distance is analogous to decreasing the electric field strength. In short, just as induction produces charge redistribution, increasing plate spacing reduces the electric field between the plates.