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Which Boys’ and Girls’ Names Would Win in a Fight? (Survey Results)
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How important is your name to your identity? In this episode, we review the history of names and our follow-up research on how much people like their names; whether name length influences name liking; and which boys’ names and girls’ names would win in a fight.
We found that people tend to like their names more when they are longer (more characters); and that names like Anthony and Brianna would be most likely to win in a fight.
Check out the video version of this episode on YouTube.
Chapters
1. Introductions (00:00:00)
2. History of Names (00:00:57)
3. We Name Everything (00:02:43)
4. Nominative Determinism (00:03:49)
5. Winner vs Loser (00:04:50)
6. Do people like their own names? (00:06:38)
7. Follow-Up Research Intro (00:08:09)
8. Study #1: How much do people like their name? (00:08:54)
9. Study #2: Which boys names would win in a fight? (00:11:06)
10. Study #3: Which girls' names would win in a fight? (00:18:33)
11. Study Results Summary (00:22:05)
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