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1. link.springer.com › article › 10Names and individual differences: a systematic review - Springer

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   Nov 5, 2022 · Names and personalities studies grew out of the name uniqueness literature started in the 1940s (Savage & Wells, 1948); in earlier studies, although psychologists realized that the uniqueness of names affects personalities, they failed to link it with a particular characteristic.

2. www.suzannewhitby.com › whats-in-a-name-whyWhat’s in a name? Why getting people’s names right is part of ...

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   Oct 5, 2020 · Not bothering to remember someone’s name or continually pronouncing it incorrectly, or worse, using a name that they dislike (nicknames they didn’t choose, for example) tells people that you don’t value or respect them.

3. www.bbc.com › worklife › articleWhy getting a name right matters - BBC

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   Aug 1, 2024 · The care we take to get names right is increasingly under scrutiny as Kamala Harris enters the 2024 presidential race. What message do we send when we get them wrong?

4. hbr.org › 2022 › 01Why Getting Someone’s Name Right Matters

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   Jan 11, 2022 · Casually anglicizing names is not only disrespectful of people’s cultural heritage and traditions — it is also disrespectful of them. Here’s how to get better at pronouncing names.

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5. medium.com › mental-gecko › how-names-affect-ourHow Our Name Affects Our Personality, Appearance and Who We ...

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   Oct 15, 2019 · People with certain names may develop a specific appearance by adapting what they believe to be expected behavior, facial expressions, looks, stance, posture, walk etc.

6. www.zmescience.com › mixing-people-namesWhy we mix people’s names: science says it’s because you ...

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   Jan 31, 2024 · The phenomenon of mixing up names isn’t new. Historical anecdotes are replete with tales of people, from scholars to kings, accidentally swapping names. Initially, these mix-ups were...

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   Why do people mix up names?

   • The phenomenon of mixing up names isn’t new. Historical anecdotes are replete with tales of people, from scholars to kings, accidentally swapping names. Initially, these mix-ups were often attributed to distraction or lack of attention.

   Why we mix people's names: science says it's because you might care

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   Why do people with the same name look different?

   • Others may also serve to cue these things through their expectations. These relationships between our own name related expectations and the messages we receive from others continue to affect us throughout our lifetime. This results in people with the same name coming to develop a similar physical appearance and behavior.

   How Our Name Affects Our Personality, Appearance and Who We Beco…

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   Why do people misuse names?

   • Sometimes misusing names, especially when it comes to shortening them, is a tool that people use to attempt to forge an “instant” connection. Perhaps this is because people genuinely feel a connection and want to show it.

   What’s in a name? Why getting people’s names right is part of effective

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   Why do people prefer a first name over a other name?

   • Most studies in this series are offspring of name and self-esteem studies (Boshier, 1968). As Nuttin concluded in papers, Independent of visual, acoustical, aesthetic, semantic, and frequency characteristics, letters from one’s own first and/or family name are preferred over letters from other people’s names (Nuttin, 1985).

   Names and individual differences: a systematic review

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   Why do people have names?

   • It could be the relationship serves as a type of self fulfilling prophecy related to our shared ideas of what names represent about a person. People with certain names may develop a specific appearance by adapting what they believe to be expected behavior, facial expressions, looks, stance, posture, walk etc.

   How Our Name Affects Our Personality, Appearance and Who We Beco…

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   Why do people avoid naming their names?

   • For instance, some workplace leaders or university staff avoid saying names that are unfamiliar to them due to the fear of getting the name wrong. Or there may also be cases where names are said incorrectly, which might not also sound like a big deal, but when it happens repeatedly, it can create a sense of alienation.

   GoodCourse x University of Warwick: The Importance of Names

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8. www.goodcourse.co › post › the-importance-of-namesGoodCourse x University of Warwick: The Importance of Names

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   The research found that: Almost half of the Warwick community work or study alongside someone whose name they’re unsure how to pronounce. 57% of students experienced routine mispronunciation of their names. 27% adapt their name or adopt a new name to ease interactions with others.