Minority Youth Who Have an "Achieved" Ethnic Identity

Minority youth who have an "achieved" ethnic identity

A) become more ethnocentric and somewhat more negative toward cross-ethnic peers
B) become better able to handle the stresses associated with daily hassles
C) are more inclined to use such ethnic labels as "Oreo" or "Twinkie" to describe ethnic peers who stray away from the values of their ethnic
Subculture
D) become more ethnocentric and somewhat more negative toward cross-ethnic peers and are more inclined to use such ethnic labels as "Oreo" or "Twinkie" to describe ethnic peers who stray away from the values of their ethnic subculture
E) none of these