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“Cross-Modal Priming: How Multi-Sensory Cues Subconsciously Drive Buyer Perception” Cross-Modal Priming is a technique where one sense subtly influences another, shaping perception and behavior in marketing. For example, a soft background melody in

“Anchoring Effect: The First Price You See Changes Everything” The Anchoring Effect is a cognitive bias where people rely too heavily on the first piece of information (the “anchor”) they see when making decisions — especially in pricing. Businesses

“Cross-Modal Priming in Marketing: How Multi-Sensory Cues Shape Brand Perception” Cross-Modal Priming is a neuromarketing strategy where stimulation in one sensory channel—like sound, texture, or scent—influences perception in another, such as sight

You're not lazy Your brain is just very greedy! Hear me out! Every lazy guy's biggest dream is to have tentacles similar to Dr. Octopus' so he could do whatever he ever wanted without moving a limb. But but but! Technically our bady already has th

Thoughtful Thursday - 1 The Power of Perspective: How Changing Your View Can Change Your Life** Our perspective shapes how we interpret the world, influencing our emotions and actions. Two people can experience the same event but come away with ent

atomic habits Important Points: 1. Life Is Predictive, Not Reactive: Rather than relying solely on reactions, our behaviours are guided by past forecasts. 2. Habits Develop Through Prediction: Depending on our interpretation, the identical cue can

My DBA Professor Told Me to AVOID INDIAN RESEARCH PAPERS. Here’s Why That’s a Wake-Up Call. 🤔 Currently pursuing my DBA (Doctorate of Business Administration), and a recent comment in a live class from a professor hit me hard. The advice? "Don't

Manual data labeling is one of the biggest bottlenecks in building intelligent image classification systems — especially when the objects are rare, niche, or appear in very few examples. At Gigaversity, we recently faced this challenge while building

“Fear of Missing Logic: How Brands Turn Scarcity Into Seemingly Rational Urgency” Fear of Missing Logic is a cognitive shortcut where people justify irrational decisions based on the fear of being left out. It’s closely linked to FOMO (Fear of Missi