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Armaki and Bikaranbehesht (1389) classification of Ta’arof into sincere and insincere versions is verified and it is not the case that unrealistic Ta’arofs may end in dissatisfaction of the participants. It is the context that determines the outcome feeling about Ta’arof. There may be many sincere Ta’arofs which end in dissatisfaction.
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