Young Yun Kim and Kelly McKay-Semmler (2013) Measured Asian and European

Young Yun Kim and Kelly McKay-Semmler (2013) measured Asian and European immigrants' use of social media and e-mail to communicate with people from their own country and also with Americans. Based on the integrative theory of adaptation, they predicted and found that:

A) immigrants' degree of acculturation in the United States did not influence their perceptions of racial discrimination.
B) immigrants who directly and actively engaged with people in their own country were happier and adapted easily to the new culture.
C) the more immigrants communicated with people in the United States, the better adapted they were to the U.S. culture.
D) online connections replaced direct interpersonal communication with U.S. Americans.