20 Amazing Things You Probably Didn't Know

When in an unfamiliar location, a person tends to go to the right, rather than to the left.

A professor of psychology, Stephen Bitgood, claims that in an area without any directions, a right-handed person, which is 90% of the adult population, tends to go to the right. This principle is actively used by marketers placing products on shelves from left to right starting with the cheapest ones and finishing with the ones that are more expensive, therefore, foreseeing the trajectory of buyers.