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> Olson says you are twice as likely to choose from the very top or very bottom of the menu – because those areas first attract your eye. Unless you're a veget
by dingaling 12y ago
> Olson says you are twice as likely to choose from the very top or very bottom of the menu – because those areas first attract your eye.
Unless you're a vegetarian and there's one option tucked away on page 2.
Which illustrates one way of countering these sorts of manipulation tricks: a very slight offset from the mainstream.
If you find that when you're looking for a product you only end-up with one option that meets your requirements, or perhaps even only one that only partially meets them, then you're pretty much unsusceptible to 'buy this now' pressure.
- gohrt 12y agoYeah but then you're paying $15 for a salad because the restaurantier knows you are stuck with it when your friends dragged you to that restuarant :(