Birth order may play a bigger role in shaping who you are than you even realize. From the stereotypical elder, middle, and youngest sibling traits to the unique qualifications that shake things up, ...

Many people believe that birth order shapes our personalities and has impact on the careers we choose, and the ways we behave. However, it is difficult to conduct good research on birth order, and ...

Conventional wisdom — and a lot of research — has suggested that birth order makes an indelible mark on our personalities, with firstborns thought to be more ambitious, the youngest children more ...

Feel like you *always* have to look after everyone around you and never get to focus on your own needs? You could be experiencing Eldest Daughter Syndrome. Or maybe you’re a chronic people pleaser and ...

Birth order, according to conventional wisdom, molds personality. Firstborn children, secure with their place in the family, grow up to be intellectual, responsible and conformist. Younger siblings ...

Whether you're the oldest, the baby, or the only child, your place in the family has more influence on your love life and friendships than you might think. Psychologist Dr. Kristin Davin breaks down ...

Want a better relationship with your boss, or at least a better understanding? Quit trying to figure out her favorite latte and start evaluating her birth order. ExploreRELATED: Is there a right way ...

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So middle child syndrome isn’t even a thing? How could so many sitcoms be so wrong? Birth order has no meaningful effect on personality or intelligence, according to a new University of Illinois study ...

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Many people believe that birth order shapes our personalities and has impact on the careers we choose, and the ways we behave. However, it is difficult to conduct good research on birth order, and ...