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Designing Retail Environments for Neurodiversity: Balancing Sensory Stimulation and Control
Retail spaces are usually designed to be bright, loud and busy, on the assumption that every shopper can handle the same level of stimulation. For the estimated 20% of shoppers who are neurodivergent, that assumption doesn't hold: the conditions meant to encourage spending instead cause cognitive fa
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