The Indicators of Identity Often Differ for Each Succeeding Generation

question 77

Multiple Choice

The indicators of identity often differ for each succeeding generation of immigrants.First-generation immigrants are

• A) likely to be secure in their identities.
• B) unlikely to change.
• C) unlikely to learn English.
• D) likely to be secure in their identities and unlikely to change.

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Definitions:

Brain Abnormalities

Structural or functional deviations in the brain from the expected normal configuration, which can be associated with various neurological or psychological conditions.

Depression

A mental health disorder characterized by persistent feelings of sadness, loss, or anger that interfere with everyday activities.

Adjustment

The process of adapting or becoming used to a new situation or environment, often used in psychology to describe coping mechanisms.

Stress

A psychological and physical response to demands that exceed a person's coping resources.