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Sibling's Influence On Childhood Children

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What is one of the most influential relationships that children today have? Today you are more likely to grow up with a sibling than a father. Children today are influenced greatly by how his or her sibling behaves. Approximately eighty percent of children growing up today either have a brother or a sister. Psychoanalysts have recently had a piqued interest in the personality development and how it is affected by a brother or sister. These experts used to believe that the parents had the strongest influence on growing children but they have found new evidenced that it is the siblings who contribute the most. It is a fact that the longest relationship that any person will have throughout his or her life is their sibling so you would naturally think that this person would have the biggest impact on that person’s life.

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