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Social Studies, 17.04.2020 03:11, ayoismeisalex

Carmen is double majoring in fashion merchandising and graphic design in college. When she graduates, she wants to design the physical environment of retail stores, particularly those in women's fashions. She wants to create environments that create specific mood responses in shoppers. Which field best describes what Carmen wants to do?

architecture

retail atmospherics

art

graphic design

marketing

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