Attitudes About Multigenerational Living with Aging Parents Are Related to Past

question 60

Multiple Choice

Attitudes about multigenerational living with aging parents are related to past living arrangements. Specifically

• A) people who as children lived in a multigenerational household and/or who lived with their parents as adults before they marry have more positive attitudes to living with aging parents
• B) people who as children lived in a multigenerational household and/or who lived with their parents as adults before they marry have more negative attitudes to living with aging parents
• C) living in multigenerational households when young, predisposes persons to view multigenerational living negatively
• D) living in multigenerational households when young, predisposes persons not to bring aging parents into their homes
• E) that older people grew up in a multigenerational home and therefore they prefer not to live independently

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