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Middle children are the most cooperative siblings, data from 700,000 adults shows

A study involving data from over 700,000 adults has revealed that middle children tend to be the most cooperative among siblings. This research, published in the journal PLOS ONE, suggests that middle children often develop greater social skills and a tendency to compromise due to their unique position in the family dynamics. They are typically not the oldest, who might receive more attention and responsibility, nor the youngest, who might be more indulged. Instead, middle children learn to navigate and mediate between their siblings, fostering a cooperative nature. This finding challenges the stereotype of the overlooked middle child, highlighting instead their potential for adaptability and teamwork.

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[ https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/middle-children-are-the-most-cooperative-siblings-data-from-700-000-adults-shows/ar-AA1wtOFV ]