Which psychological principle do film studios most commonly utilize when releasing teaser trailers exactly 1 year before a blockbuster's premiere date?

Major film studios invest millions in understanding audience psychology before marketing their blockbusters. From color schemes that trigger specific emotions to strategic trailer release timing, consumer psychology plays a crucial role in how movies are marketed. This poll tests your knowledge of the psychological tactics used by film studios to maximize audience engagement and box office returns. Think you can spot the marketing mind games behind your favorite films?

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The Zeigarnik Effect (creating tension through incomplete information that audiences seek to resolve)
The Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon (making audiences notice related content more frequently after initial exposure)
The Endowment Effect (making audiences feel ownership over a film before it's released)
The Paradox of Choice (limiting marketing to one trailer to prevent audience decision fatigue)