A study into middleborns and familial sentiment - Kerslake, Amy Claire
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This study sets out to determine if birth order (as an external factor) can be a determinant of characteristics in the formation of identity. The research project is based on 'familial sentiment', a theme found from key birth order researcher Dr Salmon, who suggests that middleborn children are generally less closely affiliated with parents than other birth orders, as they focus on relationships outside of kin. Although most birth order studies use quantitative methods, this study is through 15 semi-structured interviews that take place over the course of 2 months. This method was chosen so…mehr

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This study sets out to determine if birth order (as an external factor) can be a determinant of characteristics in the formation of identity. The research project is based on 'familial sentiment', a theme found from key birth order researcher Dr Salmon, who suggests that middleborn children are generally less closely affiliated with parents than other birth orders, as they focus on relationships outside of kin. Although most birth order studies use quantitative methods, this study is through 15 semi-structured interviews that take place over the course of 2 months. This method was chosen so that data produced would be rich in detail and provide in depth accounts of middleborn children.
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En 2015, j'ai obtenu un diplôme de l'Université de Chichester avec une mention très bien en études de la petite enfance. J'entreprends maintenant le statut d'enseignant de la petite enfance, élargissant ainsi mes connaissances et ma compréhension de la petite enfance. J'espère que ma passion et mon dynamisme continueront à m'offrir de nouvelles opportunités à l'avenir.