First-born children may think they are braver than their siblings, whereas middle children may think they are more patient than their siblings, and youngest children may think they are more creative than their siblings. Each of these beliefs demonstrates a natural tendency for individuals to endorse the:

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The better-than-average effect is the tendency for individuals to perceive themselves as better than average in various domains or traits. Each belief mentioned in the question aligns with this tendency, as the individuals perceive themselves as superior in a certain aspect compared to their siblings.

First-Born Children May Think They Are Braver Than Their Siblings