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Discounts can lead consumers to purchase items they initially had no intention of buying, influenced by psychological mechanisms. Price tags showing savings and limited-time offers create a sense of urgency, shifting focus from actual need to perceived savings. The anchoring effect makes reduced prices seem more attractive, while FOMO (fear of missing out) encourages quick decisions. To avoid unnecessary purchases, consumers should assess whether they would buy an item without a discount and focus on the actual spending rather than savings. Creating shopping lists and delaying decisions on expensive items can help curb impulsive buying.