Three generations of an Armenian immigrant family live in New York City. Members of the first generation, who immigrated from Armenia, all live together in the same house. Members of the second generation, who were born in New York, live in the same house with the elders until they get married and then move out. The third generation live with their New York–born parents until they graduate high school and then move out immediately. What does this pattern indicate?

a. The first generation is the most individualistic.
b. The third generation is the most collectivist.
c. Each of the latter two generations is more individualistic than the previous generation.
d. The generations are becoming more collectivist over time.

c. Each of the latter two generations is more individualistic than the previous generation.