Cornell researchers, studying 65 cereals in 10 different grocer stores, found that the average angle of the gaze of cereal box characters is 9.6-degree
down. Adult cereal gazes are straight ahead. It seems to matter. Consumers are 16% more likely to trust a brand of cereal when the characters on the boxes on the supermarket shelves look them straight
in the eye.
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