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Fig 1.

Focal aisle and manipulation (with vs. without mid-aisle floor stands).

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Fig 2.

Effects of crowding on relative sales contribution in % per product category.

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Table 1.

Linear Mixed Models Predicting Relative Sales Contribution from Crowding Condition.

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Fig 3.

Weekly relative revenue contribution of the focal aisle categories across the 12-week observation window.

The dashed vertical line indicates the transition week. Dotted horizontal lines indicate period means.

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Fig 4.

Mean Touch and Stops Study 2.

Error bars indicate ± 1 SE.

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Table 2.

Measures and Items used in Study 3.

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Fig 5.

Crowding scenarios Study 3.

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Fig 6.

Effects of crowding and shopping aid on perceived control (A) and shopping intention (B). Error bars indicate ± 1 SE.

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