"Collecting, said Dr. Kevin D. Arnold, provides people a way to add meaning to their lives.
'It's well beyond collecting something to have because you like it,' said the director of the Center for Cognitive & Behavioral Therapy of Greater Columbus.
Some people become collectors for social interaction: 'They develop an affinity for other collectors,' Arnold said. 'The collection becomes a mechanism for belonging to a social group.'
Among the most popular collectibles are coins, comic books and Coca-Cola memorabilia, with multiple websites and social groups dedicated to these passions."
'It's well beyond collecting something to have because you like it,' said the director of the Center for Cognitive & Behavioral Therapy of Greater Columbus.
Some people become collectors for social interaction: 'They develop an affinity for other collectors,' Arnold said. 'The collection becomes a mechanism for belonging to a social group.'
Among the most popular collectibles are coins, comic books and Coca-Cola memorabilia, with multiple websites and social groups dedicated to these passions."
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