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Birth Order and Intelligence: What Research Shows
Scientific studies do not support the claim that second-born children are less intelligent than first-borns. Meta-analyses reveal no consistent, significant difference in IQ or cognitive ability based on birth order. Observed variations are small, inconsistent across studies, and largely explained by family size, socioeconomic factors, and methodology. Intelligence is shaped by a complex interplay of genetics, environment, and individual experiences—not birth sequence.
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