When parents engage in racial/ethnic socialization practices,some of the practices that help children develop a strong ethnic identity also lead to positive increases in identity,self-esteem,academic achievement,and less antisocial behavior.Based on some studies,which of the following practices is most likely to deliver mixed results (rather than the positive increases)?
A)Participating in activities that reflect a shared heritage
B)Preparing children for egalitarian relationships with different groups
C)Teaching cultural values and participating in cultural activities
D)Preparing children for experiences of discrimination

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While preparing children for experiences of discrimination can be important in helping them cope with and respond to discrimination when it happens, this practice may also have negative effects on their mental health and wellbeing. Studies have found that emphasizing experiences of discrimination can increase stress and anxiety among young people, and may also lead to feelings of helplessness or hopelessness. Therefore, this practice is more likely to deliver mixed results than other socialization practices that focus on building positive ethnic identity and promoting cultural pride.

When Parents Engage in Racial/ethnic Socialization Practices,some of the Practices