How Is the Selective Migration Hypothesis Distinguished from the Social

question 12

Multiple Choice

How is the selective migration hypothesis distinguished from the social stress hypothesis?

• A)Selective migration hypothesis was renamed the social stress hypothesis in the early 1990's
• B)The selective migration hypothesis states that the healthiest choose to migrate, and the social stress hypothesis states that later generations born in the US suffer more than immigrants
• C)The social stress hypothesis states that immigrants experience high acculturative stressors, and the selective migration hypothesis states that only a select few out of many successfully immigrate
• D)The selective migration hypothesis states that immigrants select their mode of acculturation, and the social stress hypothesis states that their mode of acculturation affects their acculturative stressors

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