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    The upbringing of a middle child depends on factors like parenting style and family size, as middle children may benefit from having older and younger siblings to learn from and relate to. Middle children often develop skills in compromise and adaptability. They also tend to be more social and open-minded due to these influences. Making a good first impression relies on dressing neatly to show respect, using polite language, avoiding mumbling, and not talking down to others. First impressions are often quickly formed, so it is important to mindful of one's behavior during initial meetings.

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    The upbringing of a middle child depends on factors like parenting style and family size, as middle children may benefit from having older and younger siblings to learn from and relate to. Middle children often develop skills in compromise and adaptability. They also tend to be more social and open-minded due to these influences. Making a good first impression relies on dressing neatly to show respect, using polite language, avoiding mumbling, and not talking down to others. First impressions are often quickly formed, so it is important to mindful of one's behavior during initial meetings.

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    The upbringing of a middle child depends on factors like parenting style and family size, as middle children may benefit from having older and younger siblings to learn from and relate to. Middle children often develop skills in compromise and adaptability. They also tend to be more social and open-minded due to these influences. Making a good first impression relies on dressing neatly to show respect, using polite language, avoiding mumbling, and not talking down to others. First impressions are often quickly formed, so it is important to mindful of one's behavior during initial meetings.

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    I'd say that it depends from family.

    There some factors which can play a role in middle child's upbringing.
    First of all, parenting style and size of family play a very important role in middle child's upringing. In some
    families they may actually benefit from being in a position where they have both older and younger siblings
    to learn from and relate to. Moreover, middle children often develop valuable skills such as compromise
    and adaptability. In my opinion, middle children tend to be more socialable and open-minded because of all
    factors I mentioned before.

    Making a good first impression is crucial in different social situations. To my mind, there are some factors
    which can help to make a good first impression. Firstly, by dressing neatly you can show that you respect
    the person you talk with. Secondly,it's very important to use polite language and to show respect to
    everyone, regardless of status or position. Also it's better to avoid mumbling and it's very important not to
    talk down to person you have conversation with. Overall, first impressions are often formed quickly, so it's
    essential to be mindful of your behavior on the first meeting.

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