Which visual merchandising technique is known as the 'Decompression Zone' in retail store design?

Visual merchandising is more than just making stores look attractive—it's a strategic science that influences consumer behavior. From product placement to store flow patterns, retailers carefully design spaces to maximize sales and enhance the shopping experience. How well do you know the psychological tactics used by major retailers to guide your purchasing decisions? Test your knowledge of visual merchandising strategies that shape how we shop!

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The first 5-15 feet inside a store's entrance where customers adjust to the new environment and tend not to notice merchandise
The area where clearance items are placed to create a sense of urgency and limited availability
The central pathway through a store designed to lead customers past high-margin impulse purchases
The technique of placing essential items at the back of the store to increase exposure to other products