Among Immigrants, When Comparing the Self-Esteem of Those Who Are

question 383

Multiple Choice

Among immigrants, when comparing the self-esteem of those who are completely assimilated into the new culture, those who retain their old customs and never assimilate into the new culture, and those who become bicultural, keeping some traditions while also assimilating into the new culture, _____.

• A) there are no differences in the self-esteem of members of these three groups.
• B) those who completely assimilate have the highest self-esteem
• C) those who refuse to assimilate have the highest self-esteem
• D) those who become bicultural have the highest self-esteem

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Definitions:

Import Substitution

A strategy used by countries to reduce dependency on foreign goods by encouraging the production of these goods within the country.

Private International Borrowing

The process by which private entities or corporations in one country borrow funds from foreign lenders, including banks or investors.

Lending

The act of giving money, property, or other material goods to another party with the expectation of future repayment of the principal amount along with interest or other finance charges.

Public Outlay

The total amount of government spending, including expenditures on public services, infrastructure, and welfare programs.