Which psychological principle do film studios most commonly use when releasing movie trailers showing positive audience reactions in theaters?

The film industry spends millions on marketing strategies informed by consumer psychology. Understanding how studios leverage psychological triggers can reveal why certain movies become hits while others flop. This poll tests your knowledge of how Hollywood uses consumer psychology to market films and influence viewing decisions. Can you identify the genuine psychological marketing technique used by major studios?

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Social proof - showing others enjoying the film to suggest viewers will have a similar positive experience
Scarcity effect - implying limited screening opportunities to create urgency in potential viewers
Mere exposure effect - repeatedly showing the same trailer scenes to build familiarity and preference
Anchoring bias - showing extreme emotional reactions first to calibrate audience expectations