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What Is Siblings Affect A Child?
Siblings can have a tremendous impact on a child whether they are younger and older. The theory that best fits me is the youngest brother of brothers. In this theory, it says "impulsive, and willful, daring and imaginative, annoying and irritating, needs superiors and loves authority." I think the theory is false because most of those traits do not fit.
A well fitting trait is being calm. I do not make a lot of noise, nor do I bother many people. This goes against annoying and irritating. I want to see things flowing smoothly, without any interruption. Being the youngest child had a significant impact why I am calm because of the age difference and lack of communication. Being younger and not communicating as much is why calm fits. Being Independent
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