Which psychological principle explains why grocery stores commonly place essential items like milk and eggs at the back of the store?

Ever wondered why milk is always at the back of the grocery store or why produce is typically the first section you encounter? Grocery store layouts are carefully designed based on consumer psychology principles to maximize sales and enhance the shopping experience. This poll tests your knowledge about the strategic decisions behind food retail layouts and how they influence purchasing behavior.

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The Exposure Effect - increasing familiarity with products by forcing customers to see them repeatedly
The Gruen Transfer - disorienting shoppers to encourage impulse purchases as they search for basic items
The Traveled Path Principle - maximizing exposure to other products by creating longer necessary travel paths
The Scarcity Principle - creating the impression that hard-to-reach items are more valuable or exclusive