“…A growing body of research, however, has also suggested that birth order influences an individual's risk-taking propensity, an important and stable aspect of personality outside of the Big Five 2 (Frey, Pedroni, Mata, Rieskamp, & Hertwig, 2017;Nicholson, Soane, Fenton-O'Creevy, & Willman, 2005) that indicates an individual's tendency to engage in risk across contexts. For example, birth order has been shown to be positively associated with risky behaviors, such as risky adolescent behaviors (Argys et al, 2006), participation in risky sports (Nisbett, 1968), and risky financial decisions (Gilliam & Chatterjee, 2011). Meta-analytic evidence, albeit in the sports context, has suggested that birth order's relationship with risk-taking propensity may even be stronger than its relationship with other personality aspects, such as the Big Five (Sulloway & Zweigenhaft, 2010) CEO BIRTH ORDER AND STRATEGIC RISK TAKING…”