Which retail store layout strategy is specifically designed to place essential items at the back of the store to increase exposure to other products?

The psychology behind store layouts is a fascinating aspect of retail strategy that directly impacts consumer behavior and purchasing decisions. Major retailers invest millions in researching and optimizing their floor plans to maximize sales. This poll tests your knowledge of a specific layout technique that has become standard practice in many large retail environments and how it influences customer purchasing behavior.

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The Racetrack Layout (where a clear path guides customers through the entire store)
The Destination Layout (where high-demand products are deliberately placed at maximum distance from entrances)
The Free-Flow Layout (where customers can browse without a predetermined path)
The Grid Layout (where products are organized in parallel aisles)