Which documented consumer behavior phenomenon specifically impacts purchasing decisions in natural/organic product stores?

The natural products industry has seen dramatic shifts in consumer behavior as environmental concerns have risen globally. As shoppers become more eco-conscious, their decision-making processes have evolved in fascinating ways. This poll tests your knowledge about a surprising psychological phenomenon that influences purchasing decisions for sustainable and natural products. Can you identify the correct consumer behavior pattern that researchers have documented in natural product marketplaces?

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The Biophilia Effect - consumers spend 23% more time examining products with green packaging or natural imagery regardless of actual environmental impact
The Halo Effect - consumers often assume products labeled 'natural' have additional positive attributes like being healthier, lower in calories, or more effective
The Wilderness Premium - consumers will pay up to 40% more for identical products if purchased in stores with living plants and natural light
The Proximity Paradox - consumers trust natural products more when they believe they were sourced from distant, exotic locations rather than locally