In retail psychology, which store layout technique is known as a 'speed bump' and is deliberately used to slow down shoppers?

Retail store layouts are carefully engineered to influence consumer behavior and maximize sales. From the strategic placement of high-margin items to the science of customer flow patterns, retailers use sophisticated psychological tactics to shape our shopping experiences. Test your knowledge about the hidden psychology that drives modern retail design and discover how stores are intentionally structured to affect your purchasing decisions.

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Placing mannequins and display tables in the middle of walkways
Using bright red sale signs at the entrance
Positioning escalators at opposite ends of each floor
Installing narrow checkout lanes with impulse purchase items