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By: Nick, Audrey Brett, Kendall, & Whitley

Chapter 6 Perfect Parenting Pt. 2 or would a roshanda by any other name smell as sweet? Freakonomics. By: Nick, Audrey Brett, Kendall, & Whitley. Low Educated Parents & their child’s names. May name their children drastically different to become more individualized and secure for themselves.

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By: Nick, Audrey Brett, Kendall, & Whitley

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  1. Chapter 6Perfect Parenting Pt. 2or would a roshanda by any other name smell as sweet?Freakonomics By: Nick, AudreyBrett, Kendall, & Whitley

  2. Low Educated Parents &their child’s names. • May name their children drastically different to become more individualized and secure for themselves. • Spelling of the normal names (Jasmine) and the spelling of different names (Diamond, Angel) becomes more complex as education decreases. (Pronunciation of these names become more dramatic as well.)Jasmine becomes JazzmynnAngel become Annjil

  3. Examples…… • The Jello twins Orangejello (A Ron Zello) & Lemonjello(Lee Mon Zello)

  4. Ridiculous example….. (Shu-teehd)

  5. Highly Educated parents &their children’s name • More highly educated parents name their children accordingly based on tradition, often biblical names. • The names in this field are different from one another and literarily seem more “artful”, but these names are not dramatic in spelling nor pronounciation. • Ex: Marie-Claire, Lucienne,

  6. High-income parents • When a popular name among High-income parents appear in a generation, the next generation to two generations of low-income parents seem to adopt this name.

  7. In Conclusion… • All sides of the spectrum, low and high income as well as poorly and highly educated, all abandoned names that became TOO popular and seek a difference when naming their children. • Often names chosen are perceived as “Successful” sounding names.

  8. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • THE FREAKONIMIC END!!!

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