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If You Always Thought Your Parents Favored Your Sibling, You Were Probably Right
Thought parents will always say that they don't have a favorite child, research might actually indicate otherwise, with ...
The risk of having a favorite kid — and who’s it apt to be?
New research from Brigham Young University finds there’s risk in the rivalry and perceptions of favoritism in a family.
The Asian Parent on MSN3d
Children Favoritism: Do Parents Really Have a Favourite Child?
Children favoritism is a topic that many parents shy away from, yet it’s more common than most would like to admit. While ...
Rolling Out14d
Science reveals truth about parental favoritism
Groundbreaking study reveals the patterns of parental favoritism, including which siblings get the most attention and why birth order matters ...
The Financial22d
Siblings who receive less favored treatment tend to have poorer mental health
They found that these factors might play a role, but if they did it was minimal, highlighting the complexity of parental favoritism. Siblings who receive less favored treatment tend to have poorer ...
New York Post22d
Parents really do have a favorite child — here’s who it’s more likely to be, says science
And the teen’s seven siblings, as well as dad Salem ... The probe proved that parental favoritism can be demonstrated in a number of ways, including how they interact with their children ...
Psychology Today16d
Yes, Mom Probably Did Like Your Sister Best
A new, broad study of nearly 19,000 people determined that parents tend to favor their children who have certain characteristics. Birth order, temperament, and gender can play into a parent’s ...