Mistakes when going to the supermarket make you hook more purse

Let's see if you can do this at the same point, if there is a reason why you want to pay money when shopping for a supermarket.

Whenever wandering in supermarkets and shops to buy things, you think that you will be completely awake when you have a list of things you need to buy and be determined not to buy something you don't need to save money?

However, the truth is that you may have been psychologically controlled by the salesman's tricks. It is to arrange essential items at the end of the range, not to keep the clock, the window so that once the customer gets into the "trap" - they will forget heaven and forget the land and only focus on buying things.

Sellers design and arrange shelves so that buyers tend to go counterclockwise.

But there is one more trick that most of us "trap" - that is , designing and ordering shelves so that buyers tend to go counterclockwise.

This conclusion is made after Canadian psychologists monitor and evaluate consumer behavior and consider giving advice to product suppliers.

Psychologists explain that S is in a counter-clockwise tendency for customers to shop more.

That's because if you go counter-clockwise, your right hand will always be ready to pick up the items into the cart.

Researchers also calculated that, with this anti-clockwise habit, you would spend an average of 2 USD (more than 44,000 VND) for each purchase.

Going counterclockwise, your right hand will always be ready to pick up the items into the basket.

And with this practice, the number of items and food you "hand-picked" and removed to the cart will also increase by more than 25%.

On the other hand, if you go clockwise, the product will be on the left - right-handed people will be harder to get.

It only takes a few seconds to skip a beat when you are alert enough to decide whether to buy the item or not.

If you want to not be "burnt" to go shopping, go clockwise.

And it is this inconvenience that has created a few seconds of consideration to help consumers suddenly realize that they should not buy that product anymore.

Therefore, if you want to not be burnt , go clockwise (if you're right-handed) and go counterclockwise (if left-handed)!

Be a smart consumer by arranging goods full of intent, sound, light . supermarkets always know how to put users into "traps" they don't know about.