Medium children are better than their siblings, the study suggests

Middle children rule.

This is according to a new study suggesting that the longest sisters of suffering grow to be “better” than their rivals-adding long debate if the order of birth can predict personality.

Austrian pioneer Albert Adler first sailed that concept at least a century ago – and the good has been fighting for his ideas since then.

While science may still have to solve, the stereotypes have long filled the void – from the image of the affirmative, intelligent first -industry to the “broken” labeling of the time capable of the young man in a family.

No one gets it to the chin, perhaps, more than the middle children, who even have the so -called “middle children’s syndrome” called behind them.

This is described by Webmd as “the idea that if you are neither older nor younger child, you get less attention from your parents and feel ‘caught in the middle’.”

This is a good thing, according to Canadian study authors, Michael Ashton of Brock University and Kibeom Lee of the University of Calgary.

Middle children, they say, end up “more sincere, humble and liked than their sisters and sisters”, an analysis of the academic work published by parents stated, asking themselves if it actually made them “more good. “

The head shake survey used a test known as Hexaco’s personality inventory, which examines six traits in humans-decency, emotionality, extraction, compliance, conscience and openness to experience.

When it comes to honesty and compliance, middle children marked the highest.

This means that they can “forgive the mistakes they suffered, are gentle in judging others, are ready to compromise and cooperate with others, and can easily control their temperament”, according to the test.

A high result in the honesty honesty category, the test authors said, means that one person “would avoid manipulating others for personal benefits” and “be not interested in lush wealth and luxury and will not feel any special rights to elevated social status. ”

Middle children may have made the upper class in both categories, but they were followed by the youngest in one family. The oldest scored the lowest on these two fronts. Only the children also left poorly.

According to parents, other recent studies seeking to find out whether the birth order is related to the personality -type conflict with the latest findings – the exit quoted a 2020 study, submitting that one does not necessarily have to do with the other.

Only children, the authors of that letter said, were not guaranteed to be more narcissistic than their counterparts with numerous sisters, for example.

Famous middle children include Martin Luther King, Jr., Madonna, Warren Buffett and Abraham Lincoln.