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Honesty of subjects and birth order.

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Published1967
Citations32
References17

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1965 • 168 citations

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1964 • 76 citations

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1964 • 66 citations

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1965 • 64 citations

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1961 • 55 citations

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1963 • 39 citations

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1964 • 33 citations

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1964 • 29 citations

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1966 • 26 citations

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1962 • 25 citations

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1966 • 20 citations

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1965 • 16 citations

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