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Let \\(1\\leq p\\leq \\infty\\). Recall that a Banach lattice \\(X\\) is said\\ to be \\(p\\)-disjointly homogeneous, shortly (\\(p\\)-\\(DH\\)) [restricted (\\(p\\)-\\(DH\\))] whenever each normalized disjoint sequence in \\(X\\) [each normalized sequence of characteristic functions of disjoint subsets] contains a subsequence equivalent in \\(X\\) to the unit vector basis of \\(l_{p}\\) (\\(c_{0}\\) when \\(p=\\infty\\)). If the constant \\(C>0\\) in this equivalence can be chosen uniformly for all normalized disjoint sequences, then \\(X\\) is called uniformly (\\(p\\)-\\(DH\\)) or uniformly restricted (\\(p\\)-\\(DH\\)), respectively. Given an Orlicz function \\(\\Phi\\), set \\[ E_{\\Phi}^{\\infty}=\\bigcap_{s>0}\\overline{\\left\\{G(x) = \\tfrac{\\Phi (xy)}{\\Phi (y)}:y>s\\right\\}}\\text{ and }C_{\\Phi}^{\\infty}=\\overline{\\operatorname{conv} E_{\\Phi}^{\\infty}}, \\] where \\(\\operatorname{conv} U\\) is the convex hull of a set \\(U\\) and the closure is taken in the space \\(C\\left[ 0,1\\right]\\). Suppose \\(\\varphi\\) is a function defined on \\(\\left[ 0,1\\right]\\). We write \\(E_{\\Phi}^{\\infty}\\cong \\{\\varphi\\}\\) provided each function \\(H\\in E_{\\Phi}^{\\infty}\\) is equivalent to the function \\(\\varphi\\) on the interval \\((0,1]\\). If the constant \\(C>0\\) in this equivalence can be chosen uniformly for all \\(H\\in E_{\\Phi}^{\\infty}\\), then we write \\(E_{\\Phi}^{\\infty}\\equiv \\{\\varphi\\}\\). The conditions \\(C_{\\Phi}^{\\infty}\\cong \\{\\varphi\\}\\), \\(C_{\\Phi}^{\\infty}\\equiv \\{\\varphi\\}\\) we understand analogously. The aim of this paper is to study different \\((DH)\\) properties in Orlicz function spaces \\(L_{F}\\) over the interval \\(\\left[ 0,1\\right]\\). First, the author shows that there exists an Orlicz function \\(\\Phi\\) such that \\(C_{\\Phi}^{\\infty}\\cong \\{t\\}\\) and \\(E_{\\Phi}^{\\infty}\\not\\equiv \\{t\\}\\) (Proposition~1). Then it is proved that the Orlicz space \\(L_{F}\\) is restricted (\\(p\\)-\\(DH\\)) if and only if \\(E_{F}^{\\infty}\\cong \\{t^{p}\\}\\), \\(1\\leq p<\\infty\\) (Proposition~2). Moreover, the Orlicz space \\(L_{F}\\) is (\\(p\\)-\\(DH\\)) if and only if \\(C_{F}^{\\infty}\\cong \\{t^{p}\\}\\), \\(1\\leq p<\\infty\\) (Theorem~1). Next, for \\(1\\leq p<\\infty\\), the uniform (\\(p\\)-\\(DH\\)) and the uniform restricted (\\(p\\)-\\(DH\\)) properties are equivalent in \\(L_{F}\\) (Theorem~2) and each of them is equivalent to \\(E_{F}^{\\infty}\\equiv \\{t^{p}\\}\\) (\\(C_{F}^{\\infty}\\equiv \\{t^{p}\\}\\)). Further, the author characterizes (\\(\\infty \\)-\\(DH\\)) and uniform (\\(\\infty \\)-\\(DH\\)) properties which turn out to be equivalent (Corollary~3). Next, the author proves that the Orlicz space \\(L_{F}\\) is uniformly (\\(1\\)-\\(DH\\)) if and only if the Orlicz space \\(L_{G}\\) is uniformly (\\(\\infty \\)-\\(DH\\)), where \\(F,G\\) are mutually Young conjugate Orlicz functions, which shows the duality of these properties (Theorem~3). On the other hand, the author shows the lack of duality for the (\\(1\\)-\\(DH\\)) property in the class of Orlicz spaces (Theorem~4). In Theorem~5, the reflexive case is studied (\\(1