Retailers look forward to this time of year all year long. It’s not because of the twinkling lights or the feel-good music or the sparkles coating every surface, but because they know you’ll be shelling out big bucks with wild abandon. It’s not your fault: your brain’s to blame. It’s hardwired to feel pleasure post-purchase, […]
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Posts Tagged ‘shopping psychology’
Psychology and Shopping: This is Your Brain on Buying
Posted on November 5th, 2015 in Holiday Shopping, Online Shopping by NSBblogger |