Whether it’s grandpa’s piano or a Nintendo Wii, certain objects become a part of family routines and histories. A new study helps explain why some possessions wind up in permanent storage or get tossed away, while others are kept for generations.
Whether it’s grandpa’s piano or a Nintendo Wii, certain objects become a part of family routines and histories. A new study helps explain why some possessions wind up in permanent storage or get tossed away, while others are kept for generations.