ra·tion·ali·za·tion [ˌræʃənəlaɪˈzeɪʃən] N no pl
- rationalization
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- rationalization
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Rationalization, or the process of finding a rational explanation for experientially driven behavior, occurs more often than is generally recognized.
en.wikipedia.org Here he continued the experience he had gained from the inclusion of war-disabled in the rationalization of work processes in order.
en.wikipedia.org I suppose no amount of rationalization can change the fact that we are all made up of good and evil.
en.wikipedia.org Theology is not a rationalization of religion or of faith.
en.wikipedia.org Through action, agents produce structures; through reflexive monitoring and rationalization, they transform them.
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