Compared to Their Single-Heritage Peers, Children of Cross-Racial/cross-Ethnic Marriages Have

question 68

Multiple Choice

Compared to their single-heritage peers, children of cross-racial/cross-ethnic marriages have been found to

• A) have lower self esteem.
• B) feel more alienated.
• C) have better relations with single-heritage groups than single-heritage groups have with one another.
• D) Both A and B above are true.

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