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It looks like you’ve shared a detailed article or excerpt discussing the social and educational impacts of declining birthrates and the experiences of only children. The text covers topics such as:
– Falling birthrates leading to fewer pupils and funding challenges for schools.
– Historical and modern perspectives on the personality and social traits of only children.
– The “resource dilution” theory explaining academic advantages for only children.
– Other theories like “confluence theory” and “socialisation theory” in the context of only children.
– The phenomenon of “only-child dynasties” where only children tend to have one child themselves.
– The debunking of stereotypes around “spoiled” only children and the notion of “little emperors,” especially referencing China’s one-child policy.
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