Why might Asian immigrants be slightly more likely than US-born Asians to live in multigenerational households?

Some Asian cultures place a strong value on family support and living with multiple generations under one roof. This cultural preference can make Asian immigrants slightly more likely than US-born Asians to live in multigenerational households. The best answer is “because of the cultural value placed on living with multiple family generations.”

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