Regarding the room where they live, different people have different storage concepts. Some people think that the room is a place for rest, so as long as it is relaxed and comfortable, the items in the room can be placed at will. But some people think that only the room is neat and clean, can make people feel relaxed and comfortable.
In fact, this is not only a difference in storage concepts, behavioral psychology research has found that the neatness of the room will also expose a person's personal ability and personality. The more chaotic the rooms look, the easier it is to have a particular aspect of expertise. Psychologists generally believe that a person's room is a very private space.
Therefore, the cleanliness of the room can reflect a person's personality on the side.
Some people suggest that the more chaotic the room, the better the creative ability of the person, but because the room is clean and tidy, it is often necessary to organize this behavior. Subconscious tidying up means being organized and tidy, but such people are also easily bound by worldly rules.
People without this consciousness are more willing to break with tradition and carry out some special innovations and inventions. Many highly creative business tycoons or artists have such characteristics, such as the Well-known Jobs, Barkin, Darwin, etc. Most people really like the people whose rooms are tidy.
Their ability to insist on tidying up their rooms and keeping them tidy is enough to prove that they are very disciplined and persevering people. But the people in the rooms are not as useless as we think. If you're someone who doesn't like to clean up your room and at the same time has a lot of imagination, then you may be more creative in some ways than you think.
However, people who do not like to clean their rooms do not necessarily have perfect character. Some people who are too lazy to tidy up their rooms may break the moral bottom line in special cases. Because compared to not liking to tidy up the room, this is also a way to break the orderly environment.
When we look directly at the well-packed rooms, we often have a sense of order and bondage in the environment. Therefore, those who do not like to tidy up their rooms and break the original neat status quo will have a perception, because the cleanliness of the room is a kind of shackles, forcing people to constantly tidy up the room and maintain the original state.
And when they break this clean and tidy order, they will be more unscrupulous to visit objects, rather than let the room return to its original state in a short period of time. Psychologists refer to this similar emotion as the broken window effect, the idea that in an environment, as long as the first person who breaks the rule appears, the next person who violates the rule will appear one after another.
Of course, from another point of view, those who do not like to clean up the room often have poor self-discipline. Most people's room space is not large, if you insist on tidying up every day, it will not take too much time to tidy up at once. People who are conscious of tidying up their rooms, no matter how tired they are, will find time to clean the room as much as possible.
People who don't like to tidy up their rooms always say they're not in the mood or have time, but that's often an excuse for themselves. In fact, they have not had the idea of cleaning up the room at all, but they just talk about making themselves psychologically comforted, and these people are not strong in their ability to control their own behavior.
Someone once did a psychology experiment in which he arranged two people into two completely different rooms. One of the two rooms was clean and tidy, while the other was disorganized. Faced with these two completely different rooms, the two people made very different behavioral choices.
The man who enters the neat room, always disciplines his behavior in the room and never does anything excessive. He was keeping the room as clean as possible, and he couldn't bear to break the order. And the man who entered the cluttered room began to release his nature, and even overeating without hesitation.
Although the clutter of the room does not necessarily affect our normal life, it is also part of the real environment and will have a subtle impact on our mentality and behavior. Living in a chaotic environment for a long time, our lives will become a mess.
However, it should be noted that adults cannot set too strict requirements for children when educating minors. If parents blindly ask their children to organize the room into a certain standard, the child may be affected by such a requirement and suppress his creative ability.
That is to say, we can't treat our rooms like we have obsessive-compulsive disorder, as long as the rooms are not particularly messy, we can just do some simple tidying. As parents, we should also tell our children that the room needs to be kept as a whole clean, but we can also arrange and arrange some items according to our own ideas.
In the process of creating their own room, children's creativity is also cultivated and developed. However, the chaotic environment is not useless, and some research results show that living in a chaotic environment for a long time, people's thinking will become more active, and it is easy to produce more novel ideas.
In general, whether it is a clean and tidy environment or a chaotic environment, it will have an impact on a person's thinking and behavior. A clean environment will bring people rules and neat habits, and a chaotic environment may make people disorderly, and it may also make people creative.