In Takeuchi et al. (2002), the clearest evidence for somatization as a cultural idiom of distress among Chinese Americans in Los Angeles was that: Group of answer choices the more acculturated they were to U.S. culture, the more likely they were to respond to financial stresses with depression symptoms. the less acculturated they were to U.S. culture, the more likely they were to respond to financial stresses with neurasthenia symptoms. Chinese Americans who were more acculturated reported more depression symptoms. Chinese Americans reported more neurasthenia symptoms than depression symptoms