Question ID:PT46 S2 Q13 Passage:Companies wishing to boost sales of merchandise should use in-store displays to catch customers' attention. According to a marketing study, today's busy shoppers have less time for coupon-clipping and pay little attention to direct-mail advertising; instead, they make two-thirds of their buying decisions on the spot at the store. Stem:Which one of the following is an assumption that the argument requires? Correct Answer Choice:DChoice A:Companies are increasingly using in-store displays to catch customers' attention. Choice B:Coupons and direct-mail advertising were at one time more effective means of boosting sales of merchandise than they are now. Choice C:In-store displays are more likely to influence buying decisions made on the spot at the store than to influence other buying decisions. Choice D:In-store displays that catch customers' attention increase the likelihood that customers will decide on the spot to buy the company's merchandise. Choice E:Many of today's shoppers are too busy to pay careful attention to in-store displays.