Research Suggests the Reason Why First-Born Children Have Higher IQs

question 51

Multiple Choice

Research suggests the reason why first-born children have higher IQs than their siblings is that first-born children:

• A)tend to be favored by their parents throughout childhood.
• B)have exclusive access to their parents' child-rearing until siblings are born.
• C)on average, are exposed to fewer toxins in the womb.
• D)are more likely to be breastfed than their siblings.

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