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What is the primary factor in judging variety in a store?
Why do retailers often place their best-selling items on the right-hand side of the store?
What is the effect of jumbled organization of items on shoppers' perception of variety?
What is the typical direction in which shoppers move through a store?
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Study Notes
Consumer Behavior in Shopping
- People prefer to shop where prices are reasonable and there is a variety of products.
- Variety is judged by the selection in certain categories, such as different types of cereal.
- A cluttered or jumbled organization of items can be perceived as variety.
Store Layout and Design
- Most people are right-handed and tend to turn right when entering a store.
- Shoppers typically move through a store in a counterclockwise direction.
- Retailers often place high-profit items on the right-hand side at the front of the store, taking advantage of customers' natural movement patterns.
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Description
This quiz explores how people make purchasing decisions and how retailers influence consumer behavior, including factors such as pricing, variety, and store organization.
