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<p><strong>Final Answer: 1. that, 2. whose, 3. who, 4. who, 5. who, 6. that, 7. whom, 8. who, 9. who, 10. that.</strong></p><p>In summary, the completed sentences are as follows:</p><p>Birth order researches have discovered some interesting information <strong>that</strong> can help us understand our colleagues better. Do you have any difficult boss? If so, your boss might be a firstborn child. Children <strong>whose</strong> authoritarian personality makes your life difficult? Those <strong>who</strong> are born first are often more authoritarian than their younger siblings. Do you have a co-worker <strong>who</strong> is passive, but particularly creative and insightful? This person may be a middle child. People <strong>who</strong> have both older and younger siblings are often passive because their older siblings were responsible for their well-being when they were young. The creativity <strong>that</strong> they exhibit may be the effect of their having spent a lot of time on their own due to having to share parental attention with their older and younger siblings. People <strong>whom</strong> you work with <strong>who</strong> are controlling may be the youngest children. These people are also likely to be more social than co-workers <strong>who</strong> are middle children. Of course, these are only generalizations. There are countless factors <strong>that</strong> help form people's personalities, but birth order research may shed some helpful light on people's behavior in the workplace</p>