Question

In the context of birth order, research indicates that firstborn children are _____ than later-born children.

Answer 1

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In the context of birth order, research indicates that firstborn children are more achievement-oriented than later-born children.

Researchers have studied this topic and say that firstborn boys and girls are high achievers that like to receive approval from their parents. These children are reliable, cautious, and controlling. Because they are the only child in the family, they caught all the attention and time of the parents. This allows the children to receive more information that makes them be more intelligent than other children.