All are issues unique to immigrant teens' parent-child relationships EXCEPT:
A) the need to put family obligations first.
B) having different values from their "old world" parents.
C) the need to take over a parental role since their parents don't understand the new culture.
D) feeling that their parents just don't care at all.
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