The superego is responsible for:

A) regulating aggressive responses.
B) monitoring poor impulse controls.
C) storing rules and regulations of moral behaviors.
D) observing objects in the environment.

The superego is the component of the personality that stores the rules and regulations of moral behaviors, representing a person's sense of right and wrong. It strives for perfection and imposes strict standards of morality and behavior on the individual. It is responsible for guilt and shame when a person violates these standards. The other options, such as regulating aggressive responses or monitoring poor impulse controls, are functions of the ego, which represents our conscious self and helps us find realistic ways of satisfying our desires. Observing objects in the environment is related to the functions of the id, which represents our unconscious desires and drives.