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While the trend of giving children long and unique names might seem special, psychological and social studies suggest potential negative impacts. Studies indicate that overly long or difficult-to-pronounce names can lead to social, emotional, and practical problems. Easy-to-pronounce names are generally preferred and trusted more. Shorter, clearer names can positively impact careers, social relationships, and reputation. Long names can cause issues with official forms, spelling errors, international documents, and emotional distress from mispronunciation. Parents are advised to choose names with two to three words, avoid unusual letter combinations, consider nicknames, and prioritize meaning over length.
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