Which grocery store layout strategy is known as the 'Boomerang Effect' and is deliberately used to increase unplanned purchases?

Product placement in grocery stores is no accident! Retailers use sophisticated psychological principles to influence shopping behavior and maximize sales. From the strategic positioning of essential items to the carefully designed traffic flow patterns, every aspect of the grocery shopping experience is engineered to affect your purchasing decisions. Test your knowledge about the hidden psychology behind grocery store design and how it impacts consumer behavior.

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Placing essential items like milk and bread at the back of the store to force customers to walk through other sections
Positioning high-margin impulse items at the checkout counter to capture last-minute purchases
Arranging complementary products side-by-side (like pasta next to pasta sauce) to encourage multiple purchases
Using end-cap displays (at the ends of aisles) to showcase seasonal or promotional items