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armygirl

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How does Toler intend for this information to be used?
 
  a. employers to analyze interviewees based on their birth orders
 
  b. people to choose mates based on which birth orders are most compatible
  c. people to learn about their own strengths and weaknesses

Question 2

What does Toler mention about her own birth order?
 
  a. she is a middle child
 
  b. she is a youngest child
  c. she doesn't share her personal information



amandanbreshears

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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