Persons who reach high levels of intellectual achievement in school tend to be:

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Research has shown a consistent trend that first-born children tend to achieve higher levels of education and intellectual achievement compared to their later-born siblings. This may be due to factors such as increased parental investment, the absence of sibling competition, and being designated as the role model for younger siblings. The other options (A, C, and D) do not have sufficient evidence or support to be the best choice.

Persons Who Reach High Levels of Intellectual Achievement in School