Many American Parents Adopt Children from Races That Differ from Their

Multiple Choice

Many American parents adopt children from races that differ from their own. In those adoptions, which of the following is true?

A) The race of the child usually does not factor into the adoption decision.
B) African American children are the most likely to be adopted.
C) Parents who adopt African American children tend to be younger, White, lesbians, and people who consider their communities to be more diverse.
D) When African American children are adopted into families in which their parents are not African American, the adjustment of these children tends to be unsatisfactory.