Some days ago someone had asked about references for birth order effects. I
thought it might be worthwhile to examine the June/July issue of American
Psychologist which has a couple of articles and commentary on the relationship
between birth order and intellectual development. A summary line fo
Matthew Raney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> asked for references on birth
order effects on personality.
Nancy Melucci <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> replied:
> Birth order effects are no longer regarded as having any meaningful
> long-term effects on personality. I don't have a specific reference,
> but the developm
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Subject: Good reference for birth order effects?
Hey, all,
My class was asking for any good references on birth order effects
(including first, middle, youngest and only children) on personality,
particularly research in this area, and I was wondering if anyone knew of
a good central article/book
Birth order effects are no longer regarded as having any meaningful long-term
effects on personality. I don't have a specific reference, but the
developmental psychology chapter in Kalat's intro textbook outlines the
reason why such effects are limited - normally only witnessed in the family
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Re: Good reference for birth order effects?Birth order effects are no longer regarded as having any
meaningful long-term effects on personality. I don't have a specific
reference, but the developme
