While Asian-Indian Americans Are Diverse in Many Ways, They Do

While Asian-Indian Americans are diverse in many ways, they do share a number of important cultural traits. Which of the following is NOT one of these shared traits?

A) They place a great value on education, particularly their children's education.
B) They are concerned with financial security and save at a rate much higher than the average American.
C) Husbands and wives tend to share an equal role in family decisions.
D) They do not have a "throw-away" mentality; they shop for value and look for quality and durability.
E) All of the above are shared traits