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‘Baby illusion’ makes mums see youngest as too short
Mums judge their youngest child to be shorter than they actually are, which may explain why birth order can affect a child's dominance and risk aversion
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Mums judge their youngest child to be shorter than they actually are, which may explain why birth order can affect a child's dominance and risk aversion
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