Freud's concept of projection is most similar to what today's researchers call

A) schemas.
B) the false consensus effect.
C) an inferiority complex.
D) priming.

Freud's concept of projection refers to unconsciously attributing one's own traits, behaviors, or impulses onto others. This is similar to the false consensus effect, which is the tendency for people to overestimate the extent to which others share their beliefs and behaviors. Both phenomena involve projecting one's inner experiences onto others. Schemas (A), an inferiority complex (C), and priming (D) are not directly related to the concept of projection.