Which grocery store layout strategy is known as the 'Boomerang Effect' and is specifically designed to increase impulse purchases?

The way supermarkets and grocery stores are designed is no accident! Store layouts are carefully engineered to influence shopping behavior and maximize sales. From the placement of essential items to the flow of traffic through aisles, every aspect is strategically planned. Test your knowledge about the psychology and business strategy behind food retail store layouts in this trivia challenge!

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Placing essential items like milk and bread at the back of the store, forcing customers to walk through other sections
Positioning checkout lanes on the right side of the store entrance to align with most shoppers' counter-clockwise walking preference
Arranging produce sections with misters that activate when customers approach to create a perception of freshness
Using end-cap displays that rotate weekly to create the impression of constant sales and new offerings