Abstract:
Investigation of factors that contribute to disorganization in small houses in
Bangkok by means of information and statistics collected from questionnaires.
Different groups of people have different needs, desires, and tastes in consumer
goods that can lead to different levels of clutter and disorganization in the
households. Out of 400 participants, more than half are female. The results show
that consumer goods purchased are mainly based on what is currently trendy, with
the most popular categories being food and drinks, entertainment, sports, and art.
Over half of the purchases are made by online, and more than half of the goods
purchased are outdoor/exterior decorations or consumer goods. Overall, the level of
disorganization in the parking spaces is around medium. Most people who feel that
their personal space is cluttered will also feel that the common space is also
cluttered. Purchasing interior decorations and goods will result in increased levels of
the feeling of disorganization in the household. The amount of people and time
spent in the house does not seem to contribute to the level of disorganization of
the household.