For Those Cambodian Students Who Were Deemed "Panethnic Identifiers," a Typical

For those Cambodian students who were deemed "panethnic identifiers," a typical rreaction for them would be which of the following?

A) Proud of their heritage, they made sure people knew they were Cambodians first, and de-emphasized other aspects of their Asian cultures.
B) They were more likely to identify their "other half" of Asian identity, rather than Cambodian, because of the negative images of being Cambodian.
C) These students were proud of their Asian identity, and happily identified with all aspects of being Asian and its various cultures.
D) None of these students would even admit to being Asian and usually hid this from others at the school.