Rogers believed that once infants develop conditions of worth,they:
A) learn that parental affection has a price.
B) are prevented from fully actualizing the self.
C) start ignoring the attitudes of other people.
D) develop external standards of judgment.

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B  D  Rogers believed that conditions of worth lead infants to learn that parental affection has a price (A), prevent them from fully actualizing the self (B), and cause them to develop external standards of judgment (D).

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