The Immigrant Paradox Refers to the Finding That

The immigrant paradox refers to the finding that

A) immigrants tend to experience greater negative outcomes compared to people in the host culture who have never immigrated.
B) immigrants tend to experience fewer negative outcomes compared to people in the host culture who have never immigrated.
C) children of immigrants tend to experience greater negative outcomes in educational achievement and health compared to their immigrant parents.
D) immigrants who move to the United States are less likely to become obese the longer they live in the United States.
E) immigrants who move to the United States do not adopt unhealthy behaviors, such as smoking and drinking, no matter how long they live in the United States.