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Advanced Materials, EarlyView.The water permeability of amorphous carbon dots (CDs) is demonstrated by investigating their plasticization. Novel polyamide‐based and amorphous nanoparticles are synthesized by controlling their inner packing density. Water plasticization is evidenced by the decrease of the CDs glass transition temperature with increasing the hydration degree.
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Psychological Reports, 1996
The purpose of this investigation was to clarify the relationship between birth-order position and the development of narcissism, while refining research and theory. The relationship between birth-order status and narcissism was examined with a sample of 79 undergraduate students (55 women and 24 men).
W E, Eyring, S, Sobelman
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The purpose of this investigation was to clarify the relationship between birth-order position and the development of narcissism, while refining research and theory. The relationship between birth-order status and narcissism was examined with a sample of 79 undergraduate students (55 women and 24 men).
W E, Eyring, S, Sobelman
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Psychological Reports, 1972
The relation of birth order to personality characteristics has been studied empirically (5, 6 ) . Recently firstborns have been described as more sensitive to and dependent on adults and socialization practices (1, 3 ) . Others have reported that firstborns tend to be more adult-oriented ( 4 ) and more concerned with preserving cultural norms and ...
P A, Roodin, G M, Vaught
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The relation of birth order to personality characteristics has been studied empirically (5, 6 ) . Recently firstborns have been described as more sensitive to and dependent on adults and socialization practices (1, 3 ) . Others have reported that firstborns tend to be more adult-oriented ( 4 ) and more concerned with preserving cultural norms and ...
P A, Roodin, G M, Vaught
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Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2005
In a sample of 273 American undergraduates, scores on a battery of personality tests did not differ by birth order in 2-child or 3-child families.
David, Lester, Ahmed, Abdel-Khalek
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In a sample of 273 American undergraduates, scores on a battery of personality tests did not differ by birth order in 2-child or 3-child families.
David, Lester, Ahmed, Abdel-Khalek
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Order of Birth and Schizophrenia
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1966In a previous survey of hospital in-patients it was observed that among schizophrenics the earlier born were affected to a greater extent (Rao and Sundararaj, 1964). Following a suggestion by Slater (personal communication) the work was extended and further data collected on a larger number of patients to determine the role of birth order in ...
N, Sundararaj, B S, Sridhara, R, Rao
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Annals of Human Genetics, 1968
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS1. Some stillbirth sibships are characterized by positive birth‐order effects, and among them some are probably of the sort illustrated by Fig. 1; other stillbirth sibships are characterized by negative order effects, and among them some are probably of the sort illustrated by Fig. 2.2.
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SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS1. Some stillbirth sibships are characterized by positive birth‐order effects, and among them some are probably of the sort illustrated by Fig. 1; other stillbirth sibships are characterized by negative order effects, and among them some are probably of the sort illustrated by Fig. 2.2.
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Psychological Reports, 1971
Despite the existence of a fairly extensive body of literature dealing with the correlates of birth order, little is known about whether this variable influences sexual behavior. The work of Schachter (1959) and others suggests the possibility that greater need for affiliation might increase the incidence of sexual behavior among firstborns.
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Despite the existence of a fairly extensive body of literature dealing with the correlates of birth order, little is known about whether this variable influences sexual behavior. The work of Schachter (1959) and others suggests the possibility that greater need for affiliation might increase the incidence of sexual behavior among firstborns.
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Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, 2003
In a recent issue of Gender and Psychoanalysis, Heinemann (2000) published an essay on the fakafefine of Tonga, who appear to be equivalent to the Western transsexuals (individuals with gender identity disorder); they exhibit a predominant homosexual sexual orientation (i.e., sexual attraction to members of one’s birth sex) and are biological males ...
Kenneth J, Zucker, Ray, Blanchard
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In a recent issue of Gender and Psychoanalysis, Heinemann (2000) published an essay on the fakafefine of Tonga, who appear to be equivalent to the Western transsexuals (individuals with gender identity disorder); they exhibit a predominant homosexual sexual orientation (i.e., sexual attraction to members of one’s birth sex) and are biological males ...
Kenneth J, Zucker, Ray, Blanchard
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Nature, 1971
IN spite of much speculation on the matter, the aetiology of left-handedness remains elusive. Investigators have considered heredity, neurological pathology, imitation and negative personality, but the evidence in support of any particular hypothesis is inconclusive. There are, however, some suggestive facts. The frequency of left-handedness is greater
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IN spite of much speculation on the matter, the aetiology of left-handedness remains elusive. Investigators have considered heredity, neurological pathology, imitation and negative personality, but the evidence in support of any particular hypothesis is inconclusive. There are, however, some suggestive facts. The frequency of left-handedness is greater
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2007
Abstract Sibling competition is a common occurrence in the animal world and occasionally ends in siblicide. Birth order often affects the outcome of such struggles because it is a proxy for differences in age, size, power, and access to scarce resources. Among humans, ordinal position is associated with disparities in parental investment,
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Abstract Sibling competition is a common occurrence in the animal world and occasionally ends in siblicide. Birth order often affects the outcome of such struggles because it is a proxy for differences in age, size, power, and access to scarce resources. Among humans, ordinal position is associated with disparities in parental investment,
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