Sibling RivalryA

This topic submitted by Annie McNerney, Joy Usner (usnerjm@muohio.edu, amcnerney@hotma) at 11:45 pm on 1/30/01. Additions were last made on Wednesday, February 21, 2001. Section: Myers.

For our project we hope to explore which areas cause siblings to feel the highest degree of rivalry. We propose making a questionaire that asks respondents to rate their envisioned "success" in various areas. We will do more research as to what would qualify as 3 main social categories. Some ideas are: athletic ability, dating desirability, and intellect. We want to have
respondents react to their success on a scale of 1-10, and then rate what they perceive their siblings' success to be, also on a scale of 1-10. The third column will contain their rating of how competitive they feel in the specific area. We hope to determine which area siblings feel most rivalry in. We also hope to see how siblings react to other siblings' success, and how
they rate their success in relation to their siblings.

Evolution and Human Behavior, Volume 21, Issue 2, March 2000, p 125-139

All in the Family: Threads in Ecology & Evolution, VOl. 13, Issue ``, November, 1998, p 468

The Evolution of Sibling Rivarly, American Journal of Human Biology, VOl. 12, Issue 5, Sept/Oct, 2000 p. 720

Sibling Rivalry & The Gender Gap, JOurnal Of Population Economics, VOl. 11, Issue 4, December 1998, p. 471-493

Borad Division in Birds in Relation to Offspring Size, Animal Behavior, Vol. 54, Issue 6, December, 1997

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