When Casey headed off to college, her father took a moment to remind her of a few facts: "Remember that I'll always love you, no matter what. You'll make mistakes and you'll need some help along the way, but I'll always look out for you. I don't care which major you pursue-education, social work, English literature-I'll still care about you and value you for who you are." What is Casey's father expressing toward her?
A. unconditional positive regard
B. acknowledgement of her self-esteem
C. a blueprint for an ideal self
D. avoidance motivation
Answer: A
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