The birth order factor: ordinal position, social strata, and educational achievement.
A study was conducted to examine the relationships among birth order, social strata, and educational attainment. Data were drawn from a sample of adults randomly chosen within census tracts that mirrored the actual class and racial percentages in a medium-sized California metropolitan area. Result...
| Publicado en: | Journal of Social Psychology Vol. 135; pp. 499 - 508 |
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Taylor & Francis Ltd
August 1995
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