Studies of Ethnic Identity Development Have Shown That, Relative to Ethnic

Multiple Choice

Studies of ethnic identity development have shown that, relative to ethnic minorities, White adolescents are more likely to

A) identify with a region or neighborhood rather than a country.
B) have a stronger sense of ethnic identity.
C) avoid using "panethnic" labels to describe themselves.
D) identify themselves as "American" rather than with a specific heritage label.