Which psychological retail strategy is specifically employed in performing arts venue gift shops to increase sales during the 15-minute intermission rush?

In the performing arts industry, merchandise and retail strategy play a crucial but often overlooked role in revenue generation. From Broadway shows to symphony orchestras, merchandise sales contribute significantly to profitability while extending the audience experience beyond the performance itself. Test your knowledge about the psychological tactics used in performing arts retail that influence purchasing behavior in theater lobbies and venue gift shops.

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Time-limited exclusivity (items available 'only during this production run')
Placement of lower-priced items near the entrance and premium merchandise near the cashier
Implementation of the 'rule of three' with merchandise displayed in triangular arrangements
Situating highest-margin items at eye level on shelves closest to restrooms