Children Who Immigrate to Western Countries Often Have Ethnic and Cultural

Children who immigrate to Western countries often have ethnic and cultural heritages that are very different from the customs and norms of mainstream Western culture. Research indicates that these children are most likely to be well-adjusted and high-achieving when they:

A) Retain certain aspects of their heritage but also learn Western ways of doing things
B) Model the behaviors of classmates rather than those of family members
C) Steadfastly hold on to their cultural heritage until they reach puberty
D) Adopt Western behaviors and values as quickly as possible