Coffee Scent: Implications (04-25-18)
Madzharov and her colleagues have determined that the scent of coffee has a powerful effect on humans.
Madzharov and her colleagues have determined that the scent of coffee has a powerful effect on humans.
Van Gestel and colleagues wanted to confirm that people can be encouraged to eat healthier foods by positioning them more prominently in retail checkout areas and their findings should influence retail design.
Berger and Packard set out to answer the question “Why do some cultural items become popular?”
A research team lead by Barilari confirms that humans process sensory information in intriguing ways.
Goro and Plaisance used a widely-distributed survey to research the workplace-related expectations of people in the workforce.
Esteky and colleagues linked what floor we’re on in a building and our response to financial risks – being even a few stories higher or lower in a building produces a noticeable effect on how humans think.
Bajaj and Bond investigated links between design elements and brand-related opinions.
Work by Anglada-Tort and his colleagues confirms that labels influence our opinions of various sorts of art.
Weichselbaum, Leder, and Ansorge researched humans’ responses to symmetry.
Haga studied the repercussions of labeling a lamp “environmentally friendly.”