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Customers usually decide to buy impulsively, based on emotions
and at the place of purchase, it can be said unequivocally that people
are partially aware of their brain processes, but for the most part
these processes take place subconsciously. Only the sight and smell
take place consciously, but only if one acts impulsively, irrationally,
and on the basis of emotions, that is, if one does not think about
one's purchase for a long time.
Although the sight has been long considered the dominant sense, the
results obtained from the experiment have yielded surprising results.
Sight is generally considered to be a very important human sense,
but it was a surprise that it is also the dominant sense in taste
marketing. In this area, it would rather be assumed that the dominant
sense will be taste and possibly smell. Initially, it was not assumed
that taste in this case would act on the respondents as the least
dominant sense, although to some extent this may also be influenced
by the subjective preferences of the respondents.
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