Which grocery store layout technique is specifically designed to increase unplanned purchases by forcing customers to walk through the entire store?

Ever wonder why grocery stores are designed the way they are? Store layouts are carefully engineered using consumer psychology to maximize purchases. From the placement of essential items to the strategic organization of departments, every element serves a purpose. Test your knowledge about the fascinating world of food retail design and discover how store layouts influence your shopping habits in ways you might not have realized.

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The Grid Layout (straight parallel aisles)
The Loop Layout (also known as the 'racetrack' design)
The Free-Flow Layout (casual, boutique-style arrangement)
The Spine Layout (central aisle with departments branching off)