Mark has always wanted to try marijuana, but knows his parents and coaches will disagree. He decides that his ability to try something new is not as important as remaining guilt-free and, therefore, chooses not to take the drug. Which structure of the personality is most related to his decision not to take the drug?

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The superego is the part of the personality that acts as a moral center, guiding behavior according to learned societal standards and ideals, which in Mark's case, leads him to decide against trying marijuana to avoid guilt and stay aligned with his parents' and coaches' expectations.

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