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A bakery found that many loaves remained unsold in the evening. The owner initially blamed the recipe and considered adding more sugar. An assistant instead compared sales by shelf position. The same bread sold earlier when placed near the entrance, where shoppers could see the cut surface. Farther inside the shop, customers often passed it without noticing that it was different from the loaf beside it. Moving the bread changed sales without changing the recipe. This did not show that taste was unimportant; customers might still decide not to buy it again. It showed that the first purchase involved a barrier that occurred before tasting. Improving a product and improving the opportunity to recognize it address different stages of a decision. A useful explanation locates where the process breaks down before assigning a cause to the final result.

A bakery found that many loaves remained unsold in the evening. The owner initially blamed the recipe and considered adding more sugar. An assistant instead compared sales by shelf position. The same bread sold earlier when placed near the entrance, where shoppers could see the cut surface. Farther inside the shop, customers often passed it without noticing that it was different from the loaf beside it. Moving the bread changed sales without changing the recipe. This did not show that taste was unimportant; customers might still decide not to buy it again. It showed that the first purchase involved a barrier that occurred before tasting. Improving a product and improving the opportunity to recognize it address different stages of a decision. A useful explanation locates where the process breaks down before assigning a cause to the final result.

A bakery found that many loaves remained unsold in the evening. The owner initially blamed the recipe and considered adding more sugar. An assistant instead compared sales by shelf position. The same bread sold earlier when placed near the entrance, where shoppers could see the cut surface. Farther inside the shop, customers often passed it without noticing that it was different from the loaf beside it. Moving the bread changed sales without changing the recipe. This did not show that taste was unimportant; customers might still decide not to buy it again. It showed that the first purchase involved a barrier that occurred before tasting. Improving a product and improving the opportunity to recognize it address different stages of a decision. A useful explanation locates where the process breaks down before assigning a cause to the final result.

A bakery found that many loaves remained unsold in the evening. The owner initially blamed the recipe and considered adding more sugar. An assistant instead compared sales by shelf position. The same bread sold earlier when placed near the entrance, where shoppers could see the cut surface. Farther inside the shop, customers often passed it without noticing that it was different from the loaf beside it. Moving the bread changed sales without changing the recipe. This did not show that taste was unimportant; customers might still decide not to buy it again. It showed that the first purchase involved a barrier that occurred before tasting. Improving a product and improving the opportunity to recognize it address different stages of a decision. A useful explanation locates where the process breaks down before assigning a cause to the final result.

A bakery found that many loaves remained unsold in the evening. The owner initially blamed the recipe and considered adding more sugar. An assistant instead compared sales by shelf position. The same bread sold earlier when placed near the entrance, where shoppers could see the cut surface. Farther inside the shop, customers often passed it without noticing that it was different from the loaf beside it. Moving the bread changed sales without changing the recipe. This did not show that taste was unimportant; customers might still decide not to buy it again. It showed that the first purchase involved a barrier that occurred before tasting. Improving a product and improving the opportunity to recognize it address different stages of a decision. A useful explanation locates where the process breaks down before assigning a cause to the final result.