Japanese companies' attitude toward information for disclosure to outsiders can be described in what way?

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Japanese companies are generally known to be reluctant when it comes to disclosing information to outsiders. This is attributed to the cultural value of privacy and the belief that information should be strictly kept within the company's hierarchy. Additionally, the concept of "honne" (true feelings or intentions) versus "tatemae" (public face or facade) plays a role in this attitude of secrecy. Therefore, choice D is the correct answer.

Japanese Companies' Attitude Toward Information for Disclosure to Outsiders Can