Answer: your question is incomplete and not properly arranged. Please let me assume this to be your question.
According to a researcher who observed the Irish American parents and Chinese parent. Which of these is likely to be true about his research.
A. Irish-American parents were twice as likely as Chinese parents to end stories with direct teaching of proper behavior and a moral lesson.
B. Chinese parents were five times as likely as Irish-American parents to tell long stories about their preschooler's previous misdeeds.
C. Chinese parents were twice as likely as Irish-American parents to discuss pleasurable holidays and excursions.
D. Irish-American parents were three times as likely as Chinese parents to integrate traditions of strict discipline and social obligation into their stories.
E. Irish parents are Uninvolved and authoritative
YOUR ANSWER:
If a research is carried on Irish American parents and Chinese parent, the likely result will be;
B. Chinese parents were five times as likely as Irish-American parents to tell long stories about their preschooler's previous misdeed.
This is likely to be the result of the research because the Chinese have a strong cultural value, when compared to Irish American, and one way of passing down this culture is by spending more time in stories of the past, which carries down their cultural triat to their children. The Irish American parent will rather spend time having fun the the kids at the playing ground.
