Ordinal Position in the Family as a Psychological Variable

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• Birth Order

  Bert N Adams•Sociometry•1972

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• Birth order and social behavior

  Jonathan R Warren•Psychological Bulletin•1966

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• Birth order and school-related behavior

  Richard W Bradley•Psychological Bulletin•1968

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• Family Characteristics and Intellectual Growth

  Open Access•Jonathan Barnes, James Fisher et al.•Educational and Psychological…•1979

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• Anxiety, birth order, and susceptibility to social influence

  Frederick R Staples, R H Walters et al.•Journal of Abnormal & Social…•1961

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• Effects of sibling characteristics and parental values on creative interest and achievement 1

  Open Access•Ravenna Helson•Journal of Personality•1968

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• Birth Order and the Conservators of Tradition Hypothesis

  J N Edwards, David L Klemmack•Journal of Marriage and the Family•1973

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• Birth Order, Club Membership and Mass Media Exposure

  Aida K Tomeh•Journal of Marriage and the Family•1976

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• Ordinal Position of Birth and Self-Disclosure in High School Students

  Open Access•Richard E Dimond, David C Munz•Psychological Reports•1967

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• Reinforcement-Responsibility Differences in Birth Order, Grade Level, and Sex of Children in Grades 4, 5, and 6

  Open Access•Robert C Newhouse•Psychological Reports•1974

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• Birth Order and Conformity

  Open Access•W Ray Rhine•Psychological Reports•1983

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• Birth Order and Personality

  Open Access•Steve Nowicki, Stephen Nowicki•Psychological Reports•1967

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• Some Social Implications of Sex-Choice Technology

  Open Access•Linda Fidell, Donnie M Hoffman et al.•Psychology of Women Quarterly•1979

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• Zum Erkenntniswert empirischer Generalisierungen / The function of empirical generalizations in scientific findings

  Rüdiger Peuckert•Zeitschrift für Soziologie•1974

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• Is there a scientifically acceptable alternative to the epidemiological study of familial factors in mental illness

  Open Access•JOHN BIRTCHNELL•Social Science & Medicine (1967•1974

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• Learned responsibility and order of birth

  Bruce Lackie•Smith College Studies in Social…•1984

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• Effect of mother-child separation and birth order on young children's responses to two potentially stressful experiences

  David T A Vernon, Jeanne M Foley et al.•Journal of Personality and Social…•1967

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• Effects of sex and birth order on sex-role development and intelligence among kindergarten children

  Luis M Laosa, Jere E Brophy et al.•Developmental Psychology•1972

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• Individuation and Socialization

  Open Access•Robert C Ziller•Human Relations•1964

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• Middle-class fathers' occupational role and attitudes toward children

  David F Aberle, Kaspar D Naegele•American Journal of Orthopsychiatry•1952

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• The search for significant concepts in a study of parent-child relationships

  Vincent Nowlis•American Journal of Orthopsychiatry•1952

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