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"People with cluttered handbags, closets, or desks may have difficulty categorizing. In a Harvard study, self-identified pack rats and people who did not have trouble throwing things away were asked to sort 20 items into any categories they deemed appropriate. The pack rats took twice as long, created 21 percent more categories, and felt more stressed. \\\"Getting rid of clutter requires one to discriminate between valuable and discardable items,\\\" says study coauthor Sara A. Luchian, but hoarders may \\\"see each object as unique.\\\" To simplify the process, she suggests, lose the \\\"just in case\\\" stashes."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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