Tim Skoog

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Eldest daughters have a reputation for being Type A and bossy. But they can also do emotional heavy lifting in families. What does science say about how birth order influences our personalities? Guests Allison Alford, associate professor in the Department of Information Systems and Business Analytics at Baylor University.

Is it safe for Americans to go into the woods today?