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Originally Posted by stopdog
The woman used it constantly. I never understood the purpose. I asked once if she did it in order to remind herself who I was.
There were only two people in the room - I knew to whom she was speaking.
I have read where those people do it to try and make the client feel known or special or recognized sort of thing - it just pissed me off that she thought I would be so easily manipulated.
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i agree... its different when it's to start an email but there is no need for it in session. i pay close attention to it in real life too... yes surely it always makes you feel better when people use your name in general conversation but its a mannerism rather then actual care. i dont think it ever has to do with the person they are addressing. to me it also maipulative.
what does that prove? that they remember who they are speaking too?