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Informationen zum Autor Linda Blair is a Chartered Clinical Psychologist, Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society, Chartered Scientist, and a registered practitioner psychologist with the Health Professions Council in the UK. She's also an accredited member of the British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies. She writes a weekly column, 'On the Couch' for the Daily Mail and a monthly column for Junior magazine, and has written regular columns for the Guardian, The Times, and Psychologies magazine. She broadcasts frequently on radio, has appeared in a number of television programmes, and has contributed to the NHS website. She's also a Trustee for the charity Kidscape, the first charity in the UK established specifically to prevent bullying and child sexual abuse. She is the author of three books, Straight Talking (2008), The Happy Child (2009) and Birth Order (2011), all published by Piatkus. Klappentext Are you a 'typical' first, middle, last or single child? Can your birth order really determine your character? We've all heard the stereotypes - first borns are natural leaders, middle borns are difficult, last borns are spoiled and single children are loners. But how accurate are those snapshots? In this groundbreaking book, clinical psychologist Linda Blair provides an honest assessement of the effect of your birth order and considers what it really tells you about your childhood, your character, your relationships - even your choice of career. She also examines the factors that skew 'typical' birth-order characteristics, such as how you were parented and the sex and spacing of your siblings. Written in a lively, personal style, Birth Order will unlock the keys to why you think, feel and behave in the ways that you do. 'This fascinating book gives a real understanding of how your character is formed from your position in the family and how this influences your behaviour in all aspects of your life' Zelda West-Meads, You magazine, The Mail on Sunday ""This will be a popular addition to pop-psychology collections."" --Library Journal Revealing insights into what your position in your family says about you and your relationships. Zusammenfassung Revealing insights into what your position in your family says about you and your relationships....
