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Title: . Asian-American families are reshaped drastically by American culture when they immigrate. How is ... Post by: djutopia on Mar 12, 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? Ques. 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. Ques. 3 Which is correct about personal choice mate selection systems? A a larger proportion of persons remain single in life. B are affection-based systems. C dating and marriage relationships are usually more competitive than in arranged marriage systems. D all of the above. Ques. 4 White females expected their sorority to significantly benefit their future careers. Indicate whether the statement is true or false Ques. 5 When Asian families immigrate to America, they must learn to live in a new culture. How do first generation Asian-American immigrant children adjust in this process? What will be an ideal response? Title: . Asian-American families are reshaped drastically by American culture when they immigrate. How is ... Post by: Leyenlily on Mar 12, 2018 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. B D F Pyke's research portrays the power of culture in shaping the lives of first generation Korean and Vietnamese immigrants as they adjust to and assimilate American culture. Asian family culture tends to emphasize strong parental authority, strict upbringing, emotionally distant child-parent relationships, and strong respect for adults and elders. Most of these qualities are vastly modified as Asian children are influenced by American culture. Pyke found that Asian children tend to adopt and internalize conceptions of the normal American family from idealized images of family life obtained from watching television and other media, such as the Brady Bunch. When Asian American children compare themselves to these idealized images, they often conclude that they and their family are deficient, and form negative self-images of those who do not come from the ideal family type. Thus, public images of the normal American family constitute an ideological template that shapes Asian American familial perspectives. Title: . Asian-American families are reshaped drastically by American culture when they immigrate. How is ... Post by: djutopia on Mar 12, 2018 I can't even begin to explain how much your help meant to me!
Title: . Asian-American families are reshaped drastically by American culture when they immigrate. How is ... Post by: Leyenlily on Mar 12, 2018 Happy to hear that, good luck with the rest of them
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