La psicología dice que las personas que ordenan los billetes de menor a mayor de forma compulsiva podrían desarrollar un TOC: necesitan repetir el acomodo varias veces, pierden tiempo en hacerlo o experimentan un alivio muy breve que enseguida exige volver a empezar

Psychologists suggest that individuals who compulsively arrange their bills from smallest to largest may develop obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). When this need becomes rigid, repetitive, and distressing, it aligns with OCD patterns where people feel compelled to repeat actions multiple times or experience only fleeting relief that soon demands another round. This insight highlights how certain obsessive behaviors could signal deeper psychological issues, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and addressing these patterns to prevent potential mental health deterioration.