When Growing Up, a Student's Parents Became Very Uncomfortable Every

When growing up, a student's parents became very uncomfortable every time that the student happened to be sad. As a result, the student now disapproves of his own sad feelings, even when they are appropriate. Carl Rogers and other humanistic theorists would consider this student's attitude toward the sad feelings as an example of a(n) ________.

A) condition of worth
B) inferiority complex
C) need for positive self-regard
D) need for positive regard