On the social advantages of having an older, opposite-sex sibling: Birth order influences in mixed-sex dyads.

The measurement of psychological androgyny.

1974 • 8,314 citations

Behavior in Public Places

1963 • 2,113 citations

Statistical significance in psychological research.

1968 • 1,324 citations

Some signals and rules for taking speaking turns in conversations.

1972 • 1,293 citations

Body Politics: Power, Sex, and Nonverbal Communication.

1979 • 823 citations

Birth Order and Intellectual Development

1976 • 562 citations

Face-to-face interaction: Research, methods, and theory

1977 • 415 citations

Birth Order, Family Size, and Intelligence

1973 • 403 citations

Behavioral training of social skills in shy males.

1975 • 330 citations

The behavioral consequences of shyness¹

1977 • 323 citations

Personality, Roles, and Social Behavior

1982 • 288 citations

From Generation to Generation

2017 • 266 citations

Gender and Nonverbal Behavior

1981 • 234 citations

The role of sex and self-monitoring in unstructured dyadic interactions.

1977 • 214 citations

Birth Order and Sex of Sibling as Determinants of Mother-Infant Interaction

1976 • 180 citations

Birth order and social behavior.

1966 • 170 citations

The birth order puzzle.

1979 • 148 citations

Birth Order: A Critical Review

1972 • 137 citations

Boys and girls together—and alienated: On enacting stereotyped sex roles in mixed-sex dyads.

1978 • 130 citations

Behavioral and Cognitive Consequences of Reciprocal Versus Compensatory Responses to Preinteraction Expectancies

1982 • 105 citations

Family Constellation: Its Effects on Personality and Social Behavior

1976 • 89 citations

Posture mirroring and interactional involvement: Sex and sex typing effects

1981 • 86 citations

Ordinal position and peer popularity.

1976 • 84 citations

A Basic Paradigm for the Study of Personality, Roles, and Social Behavior

1982 • 79 citations

Birth order and sociometric choice.

1964 • 66 citations

Personalities of First and Second Children^†

1956 • 63 citations

Sex-Role Influences in Dyadic Interaction: A Theoretical Model

1981 • 51 citations

Birth order and needs for affiliation

1963 • 49 citations

Sex and Sex-Role Influences in Same-Sex Dyads

1979 • 42 citations

Sibling consensus on power tactics.

1968 • 31 citations

Mate Selection and Marital Satisfaction according to Sibling Type of Husband and Wife

1966 • 26 citations

Birth order effects: A reply to Schooler.

1973 • 24 citations

Peer acceptance‐rejection and birth order

1964 • 24 citations

Birth Order, Family Structure and Personality Variables

1980 • 22 citations

The Relationship Between Birth Order and Leadership Style

1970 • 19 citations

Locus of Control and Reactions to Strangers

1981 • 17 citations

Family constellation as a character and marriage determinant.

1959 • 13 citations

Where Are the Siblings? A Re-Evaluation of the Relationship Between Birth Order and College Attendance

1968 • 13 citations

Birth Order, Perceived Appraisals by Significant Others, and Self-Esteem

1978 • 13 citations

Relationship between Birth Order and Leadership Style for Nursery School Children

1978 • 12 citations

Replications and Refinements: A Developmental Study of Relationships between Birth Order and Leadership Style for Two Distinctly Different American Groups

1972 • 11 citations

Complementarity in marital adjustment: reconsidering Toman's family constellation hypothesis.

1965 • 11 citations

The Dramatic Sibling

1966 • 10 citations

Choices of marriage partners by men coming from monosexual sibling configurations

1964 • 9 citations

Toman's theory: tested for mate selection and friendship formation.

1977 • 9 citations

Relationship of Ordinal Position and Sex to Neuroticism in Adults

1977 • 9 citations

Birth-Order Effects in a Survey of Mate Selection and Parenthood

1974 • 6 citations

A Critical Note on the Conventional Use of the Birth Order Variable

1978 • 6 citations

Birth Order and Mate Selection

1971 • 5 citations

Behavioral studies of personal space during early adolescence.

1975 • 5 citations