EPISODE · Sep 30, 2025 · 59 MIN
Birth Order Psychology: What Science Says About Personality and Siblings
from The EveryDay ABA Podcast · host EveryDay ABA
In this episode of EveryDay ABA, Paola, Brittanny, and Leslie break down the science, myths, and lived experiences of birth order through the lens of applied behavior analysis (ABA). From the pressure and perfectionism of the firstborn, to the diplomacy and identity struggles of the middle child, to the freedom and creativity of the youngest, they explore how sibling roles shape behavior, relationships, and even career paths. Drawing on research on personality traits, the hosts connect family dynamics to reinforcement history, motivating operations, and self-management strategies. You'll hear personal stories of rebellion, responsibility, and resilience; and, learn practical ways to support siblings without creating harmful comparisons or rivalry. Whether you're the eldest, middle, or youngest, this conversation will give you fresh insight into how your place in the family influences your behavior; and, how ABA can help you rewrite unhelpful patterns. ☕ Support your favorite ABA podcast hosts by showing them love at buymeacoffee.com/everydayaba⭐ Help EveryDay ABA reach more people by following the show + , turning on automatic downloads, and leaving a 5-star review! 📲 Follow us on Instagram: @EverydayABA.3 for daily ABA insights and behind-the-scenes podcast updates.📖 Get your CEU certificate HERE Get a 10% Discount at Tiny Explorings Shoes use discount code PAOLA! 🎁 Earn Rewards every time you shop by using Shopkick 🤑 Earn $50 cash back by using Rakuten 📊 Earn 125,000 bonus points by opening a new Sapphire Reserve® account or 75,000 bonus points for opening a new Sapphire Preferred® account using EveryDayABA's code at Chase 📢 To advertise on this podcast please e-mail: [email protected]
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