The ""Immigrant Paradox"" Refers to

The ""immigrant paradox"" refers to

A) foreign-born people reporting less psychiatric morbidity than their US-born counterparts
B) the finding that Latinos consistently report lower rates of lifetime psychiatric disorders than non-Latino whites
C) the fact that immigrants are more likely to be bilingual than Latin Americans born in the United States.
D) uniformity of prevalence among all Latino groups
E) the fact that latinos are less likely to received evidence-based treatment than non-Latino whites