Author Question: . Asian-American families are reshaped drastically by American culture when they immigrate. How is ... (Read 99 times)

cabate · **on:** Jun 18, 2018

. Asian-American families are reshaped drastically by American culture when they
immigrate. How is Asian-American family structure affected?

What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

Pyke found that Asian-American youth:

A wanted to be totally American in culture.
B wanted to retain some Asian customs for family.
C lost all their respect for their parents.
D none of the above.

Eunice618 · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 18, 2018

Answer to Question 1

First generation Asian-American immigrants children tend to change and become
Americanized more rapidly than their elders, and often become a driving force for
changing their family's structure. Pyke found that Asian American children often try to
teach their parents how to express affection, and change the organization and use of
authority within the family. Communication patterns are changed, patterns for expression
of affection and intimacy, and the roles of family members change accordingly.

Answer to Question 2

B