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The De-Identification of the Later-Born Child Towards Their Older Siblings Among Filipino Children / 6 6 Suzanne C. Robasto. - - - 96 pp. 28 cm. - - - - - . - . - 0 . - . - 0 .
Undergraduate Thesis: (B.S. Psychology) - Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, 2019.
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ABSTRACT: This study to determine the de-identification of the later-born Filipino children based on Adler's Birth Order Theory. This study aims to answer three research questions (1) What are the reasons in engaging in de-identification among the later-born children? (2) What family obligation leads to de-identification among the later-born children? (3) What are the effects of the family obligation to the later-born children? The nature of the research is qualitative. The researcher gathered information using a questionnaire about the de-identification of the later-born children. The target location of the study is around Manila, however, to have a better chance of getting a participant the scope has expanded. There were a total of thirty (3) later-born respondents age range for this study is from 17-20 years old. The researcher did a face-to-face interview and used a voice recording to document the data of the responses, however due to the schedule, location and requests of the respondents , the researcher also did an interview online. The research showed that many reasons can contribute to the de-identification of the later-born child, one of the reasons found is the favouritism and comparison among siblings, although there is one advantage that later-born child have that is they purposely find riches of their older sibling to decide what to follow or not. Family obligation which are the responsibility and roles a big part in the de-identification of a later-born child. This family obligation can give a effects to later-born children, such as sibling rivalry toward their older sibling, the comparison among siblings and the attention of parents.
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The De-Identification of the Later-Born Child Towards Their Older Siblings Among Filipino Children / 6 6 Suzanne C. Robasto. - - - 96 pp. 28 cm. - - - - - . - . - 0 . - . - 0 .
Undergraduate Thesis: (B.S. Psychology) - Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, 2019.
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ABSTRACT: This study to determine the de-identification of the later-born Filipino children based on Adler's Birth Order Theory. This study aims to answer three research questions (1) What are the reasons in engaging in de-identification among the later-born children? (2) What family obligation leads to de-identification among the later-born children? (3) What are the effects of the family obligation to the later-born children? The nature of the research is qualitative. The researcher gathered information using a questionnaire about the de-identification of the later-born children. The target location of the study is around Manila, however, to have a better chance of getting a participant the scope has expanded. There were a total of thirty (3) later-born respondents age range for this study is from 17-20 years old. The researcher did a face-to-face interview and used a voice recording to document the data of the responses, however due to the schedule, location and requests of the respondents , the researcher also did an interview online. The research showed that many reasons can contribute to the de-identification of the later-born child, one of the reasons found is the favouritism and comparison among siblings, although there is one advantage that later-born child have that is they purposely find riches of their older sibling to decide what to follow or not. Family obligation which are the responsibility and roles a big part in the de-identification of a later-born child. This family obligation can give a effects to later-born children, such as sibling rivalry toward their older sibling, the comparison among siblings and the attention of parents.
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