Which of the following best describes the comparison between how Asian-Americans are perceived and what they actually experience? a. Asian-Americans are perceived as well-adjusted and psychologically healthy, but they have higher rates of depression and anxiety than their majority counterparts. b. Asian-Americans are perceived as stoic and unemotional, but they are the most emotionally expressive and demonstrative minority group. c. Asian-Americans are perceived as highly anxious and easily distressed, but they show lower levels of psychological disorders than any other ethnic group. d. Asian-Americans are perceived to be highly motivated by achievement and grades, but they are actually less concerned with academic performance than European-Americans.

b.Asian-Americans are perceived as stoic and unemotional, but they are the most emotionally expressive and demonstrative minority group.

Explanation:

All over the world dıfferent group of people tends to have an opınıon about another partıcular distinct grup as a result of the sterotype that has been formed over the years.

In america, the Asia-American tends to be percieved as people that are stoic and unemotional as a result of their facial structures and impresion made when the refused in showing emotions over something. On the otherhand, it turns out that they are actually the most emotionally expressive and demonstrative minority group when looked closer. the initial impression was strictly a sterotype that was formed about them.

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