An idea in Rogers' theory similar to Freud's superego is

A) the self.
B) conditions of worth.
C) positive self-regard.
D) unconditional positive regard.

Conditions of worth are similar to Freud's superego in that both involve internalized standards or expectations that influence behavior. In Freud's theory, the superego represents internalized societal norms and values that guide behavior, while in Rogers' theory, conditions of worth represent internalized beliefs about what one must do or be in order to be worthy of love and acceptance from others. Both involve internal pressures to conform to certain standards or expectations.