Author Question: The most favorable birth order, according to Adler, is the A) first-born. B) second-born. C) ... (Read 138 times)

EY67 · **on:** Jun 21, 2018

The most favorable birth order, according to Adler, is the

A) first-born.
B) second-born.
C) youngest child.
D) only child.

Question 2

Frank Sulloway examined birth-order effects in famous historical figures such as Copernicus and
Darwin. Which of the following is NOT one of the criticisms of Sulloways work discussed in your text?

A) History and the lives of historical figures are open to multiple interpretations
B) Other empirical research demonstrated opposite findings from those of Sulloway..
C) Sulloway was too empirical in his approach.
D) Sulloway was biased in choosing to study the people he examined.