A pair of psychologists, one with Brock University, the other with the University of Calgary, both in Canada, has found evidence suggesting that middle children who grow up with multiple siblings tend to be more honest and cooperative than children who grow up with no siblings.
Middle children grow up to be more honest and cooperative than only children, study suggests
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