The Birth Order Effect: How to Better Understand Yourself and Others
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Whether you are first born, last born, or somewhere in the middle, birth order - and how we view our place in the family - can tell us much about who we are and how we interact with others. In The Birth Order Effect, Isaacson shows us how to find our true place and how to use this important information in creating better relationships with those around us. Special features: Profiles five comprehensive birth categories; Looks at factors that influence true birth order, such as divorce, adoption, blended families, and large age gaps between siblings; New test pinpointing true birth order personality
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