Finding good reasons for doing things that we REALLY know are wrong is an example of:
A)realization.
B)perceived opportunity.
C)rationalization.
D)perceived pressure.

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Rationalization is the process of justifying or explaining behavior or decisions that are not considered socially acceptable or morally right. It involves finding good reasons for doing things that deep down we know are wrong, to make ourselves feel better about it. This can be a defense mechanism to avoid feeling guilt or shame about our actions.

Finding Good Reasons for Doing Things That We REALLY Know