Are there any known conditions for these symptoms. lack of assigning objects to!
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ANYONE WHO HAS
THE LACK of assigning of objects to places and the lack of keeping objects in a secified location.
Is this called something alredy or associated to a disorder ?
For example: to remedy the organiztion of belongings, one person in a household may initiate a place to put their notebooks or pencils or paperwork in a specified place and keep that plan ; whereas another person may have no initiative to establish placement of those same objects and / or lack the participation to maintain any plan .
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Hmmmm, I find this an interesting question. People are different and they do things differently. Some are organized, some are not. Some find pleasure in order, some find pleasure in disarray. I don't know if there's a definitive answer to your question because I think there are a lot of different explanations for this behavior. Some people may not put things in a specified location because they are lazy, or don't know how to be organized or as I mentioned, find pleasure in disarray. I think some may even feel that the act of putting something away is tedious..monotonous. I am one of those people. I really can not explain why I'm like that and I certainly don't get pleasure of having to search for pencils, tablets, etc.but it's just how I am. I also do not know how to become organized and therefore it is less complex for me to just lay that pencil down anywhere, rather than have to organize a specific place for its placement. Some of us enjoy chaos and I'm not sure why. :)
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Yes. It's called being a slob.
The word for this is being "disorganized". Although I assume it might also be related to a disorder.
Not everyone is organized. Some of these people can never find anything.
But remember this: The way you organize things might not be the way others organize it. The same methods do not work for everyone. You might be completely happy putting your unpaid bills on a desk while others might prefer to put them on their kitchen tables. This does not mean that they are not organized. Maybe they don't have a desk, or maybe they pay their bills while sitting at the kitchen table. Putting their unpaid bills of the table seems more logical. Don't you think?
What you've described doesn't really sound like a "disorder" so much as just an individuality. The only way this could really be a disorder is if the person was generally unable to plan ahead in different aspects of their life, and was thus suffering as a result of this disorganisation.
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