Summary

This question asks the participants about how well they get along with their family members. This question examines the strength of multicultural young people's family networks, and gauges levels of intergenerational tension.

Details

Response Options: The participants could choose from five Response Options: always, most of the time, sometimes, never, and not applicable.

Response: 1,720 respondents answered this question.

Results: The Census found that most multicultural youth get along well with their family members. Four out of five (81.9%) indicated that they always or most of the time get along with their family.

Below is a breakdown of the responses:

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