Sibling Identification is a theoretical construct in developmental psychology that denotes the process through which individuals internalize and integrate aspects of their sibling's behaviors, attitudes, or identities into their own self-concept through social comparison and attachment dynamics.
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Born to rebel: Birth order, family dynamics, and creative lives
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