Business Studies, asked by pousephdevassy8385, 9 months ago

1. First impressions matter and when you visit a supermarket, that becomes more important. You see the shelves loaded with multiple products and usually if the packaging is eye catching, then you are drawn to it and may even think about trying the product. Clearly packaging encourages purchase. Brian Wansink was fascinated by it and what were his findings?

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