Researchers Have Studied the Formation of Identities Among Multi-Racial or Multiethnic

Researchers have studied the formation of identities among multi-racial or multiethnic individuals. Which of the following identity formation strategies has NOT been discussed within this literature?

A) dual identification, where self-definitions favoring one racial/ethnic identity over another vary with the social setting or the person with whom one is conversing
B) identity borrowing (e.g., taking on the identity of an admired celebrity, politician, or religious leader who has a similar racial/ethnic heritage)
C) the adoption of a monoracial identity (e.g., a person who has one White and one Black parent who self-identifies as African American)
D) the construction of a new, hybrid identity specific to one's unique heritage
E) the rejection of race/ethnicity in favor of other sources of identity (e.g., work roles or group affiliations)