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sjones

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What does the research say about middle-born children?
 
  a. They are often neglected.
  b. There is no conclusive difference compared to their siblings.
  c. They tend to be more narcissistic than only children, but less neurotic.
  d. They tend to be more neurotic than only children, but less narcissistic.

Question 2

Maya is an only child. Which of the following is most likely true of Maya compared to children who have siblings?
 
  a. She is more narcissistic.
  b. She shows no discernable difference in personality from children who have siblings.
  c. She is more neurotic, but also more open to experience.
  d. She is more neurotic.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

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Answer: B





 

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