______ describes remaining objective when receiving information. Inauthentic responses involve denying, distorting, or ignoring feedback we don't want to acknowledge.
A) Rational transparency
B) Internalized moral perspectives
C) Balanced processing
D) Self-awareness

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Balanced processing refers to approach information processing in a fair and unbiased manner, without denying, distorting, or ignoring feedback that may challenge our existing beliefs or perspectives. In contrast, inauthentic responses involve engaging in defensive mechanisms to protect our ego or self-image, such as denying, distorting or ignoring feedback that we don't want to acknowledge. Rational transparency, internalized moral perspectives, and self-awareness are related to individuals' ability to reflect on their thoughts, emotions, and behavior, but do not specifically refer to the process of receiving and processing information.

______ Describes Remaining Objective When Receiving Information