Whether Eldest Children Are More Selfish Than Their Siblings?

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Hi friends, Researchers from the Montpelier University, found that the arrival of a younger brother or sister has long lasting impact on the eldest child's personality, leaving them wary of others and their motives . The shock of finding themselves no longer the center of their parents world dents their trust, making them warier of people's motives says a report. Earlier studies have found that firstborns show higher IQ than their siblings. This may be because they benefit from having their parent's undivided attention at the start of their lives. But mollycoddling of the first baby also leads to eldest children growing up to be more conservative, uptight and anxious, in contrast, younger siblings tend to be more easy-going, more unconventional and more able to cope with stress. Friends, what is your opinion on this.?