In contrast to most U.S. teens, which tends to be true of immigrant teens from collectivist cultures?
A) They have more freedom and few rules.
B) They may be forced to assume the role of the family "adults" (taking care of their parents).
C) They have similar values to their parents.
D) They prioritize individual success because of their privation as children.

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Immigrant teens from collectivist cultures may be expected to take on adult responsibilities, such as caring for their parents or younger siblings, due to the cultural emphasis on family and interdependence. This is in contrast to the more individualistic values often prioritized by U.S. teens, who may have greater freedom and fewer expectations to fulfill familial obligations.

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