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3. Repeat the Persons Name

Repeating the name of the person right after you're introduced can work wonders for memory retention. The article advises that you should make it a habit to repeat the name while shaking hands with the person. This not only forces you to focus but also helps to encode the name in your memory.

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The article from UCLA's Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior discusses the importance of remembering names in both personal and professional settings.

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