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    This document discusses Middle Child Syndrome, which refers to the experience of middle children in families who often feel left out or invisible compared to their older and younger siblings. Middle children are more prone to depression but also tend to have stronger immune systems. They also learn to be more vocal with parents to get attention. While middle children may act out more, there are no definitive solutions mentioned for Middle Child Syndrome discussed in the short document.

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    This document discusses Middle Child Syndrome, which refers to the experience of middle children in families who often feel left out or invisible compared to their older and younger siblings. Middle children are more prone to depression but also tend to have stronger immune systems. They also learn to be more vocal with parents to get attention. While middle children may act out more, there are no definitive solutions mentioned for Middle Child Syndrome discussed in the short document.

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    The Middle Child Syndrome

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    This document discusses Middle Child Syndrome, which refers to the experience of middle children in families who often feel left out or invisible compared to their older and younger siblings. Middle children are more prone to depression but also tend to have stronger immune systems. They also learn to be more vocal with parents to get attention. While middle children may act out more, there are no definitive solutions mentioned for Middle Child Syndrome discussed in the short document.

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    The Middle Child Syndrome

    Group 4
    Members:
    Marvin King R. Galvez
    Queenie May D. Cope
    Ma. Angelica E. Juatchon
    Azdine Kay Y. Ysulan
    Dianne Mae S. Coronacion
    Ariel Mimura
    Merville V. Sanchez

    What is Middle Child Syndrome?


    A middle child is someone who is born in

    between two or more siblings. Being born in


    the middle, as youll soon find out is not that
    simple. The middle child, unlike the eldest or
    youngest
    child,
    does
    not
    get
    much
    attention.Middle children are also usually
    considered outcasts in their families and often
    develop a condition calledMiddle Child
    Syndrome.

    Effects of Middle Child Syndrome


    - A middle child often feel they are left out and

    invisible.

    - Some studies suggest that a middle child are

    more prone to depression and typically have


    stronger immune systems.

    - Research also suggest that a middle child

    learns early on that they need to be vocal to


    their parents.

    - Middle children are considered as the rebel

    of the family.

    Is there a solution?

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