Which statement best describes co-residence of immigrants?
A) Young adults from the first generation in their families to be born in Canada are less likely to be co-residing with parents.
B) The effects of ethnicity on co-residence is unaffected by the length of time the family has been living in Canada.
C) Young people of Southern European and Asian origins are more likely co-reside with parents.
D) Co-residence with parents is unaffected by the recency of immigration to Canada.

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Research has shown that young people of Southern European and Asian origins are more likely to co-reside with their parents, even if they were born in Canada. This is often due to cultural values that prioritize intergenerational family support and care.

Which Statement Best Describes Co-Residence of Immigrants