Rogers believed that we have mental images of what we are capable of being called ______.

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Rogers believed that we have a self-ideal or a mental image of what we are capable of becoming, which influences our behavior and choices. Choices A, B, and C do not specifically relate to the concept of self-ideal, as conditions of worth refer to internalized standards of value from others, frames of reference refer to how we see and evaluate the world around us, and self-efficacy expectancies refer to our belief in our ability to successfully perform a specific task or behavior.

Rogers Believed That We Have Mental Images of What We