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Published 22:49 2 Apr 2016 BST

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For the study, 384 pairs of siblings were asked about differences in how they were treated and how it affected their self-esteem.
With those answers in mind, the parents of the siblings were then interviewed.
The conclusion? First born children tended to feel they were preferred while the younger siblings felt their parents were stricter on them and like they got less attention.
And it's not just a feeling, as a whopping 70% of dads and 74% of mums admitted to treating one child better than the other.Explore more on these topics:

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