Adolescents who are a minority within their school are more likely to
a. engage in ethnic identity exploration.
b. have a positive ethnic identity.
c. have a strong ethnic identity.
d. delay engaging in identity exploration.
Question 2
Research has shown that strong ethnic socialization efforts by parents are associated with adolescents
a. greater questioning of their ethnic-racial identity.
b. negative attitudes toward their ethnicity.
c. greater exploration of ethnic identity.
d. showing less knowledge of ethnic-racial identity.
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