That the clothes that you put a day in the chair is continued multiplying daily could have a hidden meaning.
Everyone knows someone who seems to have no time to order. And some people really live with an agenda so tight that they barely rest. The truth is that It is a very common habit to throw clothes in a chair To fold it, save it or put it to wash later, even if that moment never arrives.
According to studies, This action could have deeper backgroundsas a difficulty to complete the tasks or an indecision that comes to immobilize you, letting procrastination take control. Although seen otherwise, it can also be perceived as an attempt to contain disorder and that does not expand to other areas.
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Psychology reveals why people accumulate clothes in a chair
In an interview with the Washington Post, the Professor of Psychology at the Depaul University and a specialist in the study of procrastination and disorder, Joseph Ferrari, gave his point of view regarding this phenomenon. He said that Leaving accumulated clothes can be strongly linked to indecision.
Ferrari details that this action reflects a tension between the intention of acting and the difficulty to finish the tasks that begin. States that this It works as a visual and symbolic tool; “On the one hand, it perpetuates postpone
On the other hand, Sally Augustin, a specialist in environmental neuroscience and director of Design With Science, explained to the same medium that accumulating any type of object in the same place, It can be “a way to rationalize disorder as a control mechanism.”
Defends that when this situation occurs, The person makes chaos scattered into something that can handlehence helps you reduce anxiety that causes visual pollution.
In another scientific journal called clinical cognitivism they also talked about the subject, and procrastination was associated with the fact of handling very high levels of anxiety and stress. A person whose mental burden is saturating him can present this type of behavior.
So it is not just about being disorderly, but a sign that there is a need to pay and rest.
Source: Ambito
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