n.(尤指事业等的)合理化，有理化，文饰(作用)，理论解释

原形：rationalization复数：rationalizations

Rationalization is the process of justifying one's actions or beliefs, often to convince oneself or others that they are reasonable.
理性化是一个过程，通过这个过程人们会为自己的行为或信念寻找合理化解释，通常是想让自己或他人相信它们是合理的。
After a disappointing result, he rationalized his failure by blaming external circumstances.
在遭遇令人失望的结果后，他通过归咎于外部环境来为自己的失败进行理性化。
She frequently rationalizes her procrastination, saying she needs more time to think things through.
她经常为自己的拖延找借口，声称她需要更多时间去思考。
The company's management used cost-cutting measures as a form of rationalization for layoffs.
公司管理层用裁员作为削减成本的合理性解释。
His addiction to video games was rationalized as a way to cope with stress and anxiety.
他将对电子游戏的沉迷解释为应对压力和焦虑的一种方式。
Psychological rationalization can lead to self-deception, making it hard to see reality clearly.
心理上的自我辩解可能导致自我欺骗，使人难以看清事实。
After quitting a job, some people engage in a process of rationalization to feel better about their decision.
辞职后，有些人会通过理性化来为自己的决定感到更好。
Educators argue that technology integration is a rational response to modern classroom demands.
教育者认为，技术整合是对现代课堂需求的合理回应。
She tried to rationalize her shopping addiction by telling herself it was only for special occasions.
她试图通过告诉自己购物只在特殊场合才做来为自己的购物成瘾找理由。
The philosopher criticized the society's reliance on quick fixes and rationalizations to solve complex problems.
哲学家批评社会过度依赖快速解决办法和表面的理性化来处理复杂问题。