feeling of satisfaction; sense of understanding; acceptance; agreement
Refers to the subjective feeling that an explanation, decision, or arrangement makes sense and is acceptable. Often used in business, customer service, and public communication contexts.
It's difficult to get employees to feel satisfied with the new policy.
If the explanation is insufficient, customers won't feel satisfied.
満足感 is a general feeling of contentment or satisfaction, while 納得感 specifically refers to satisfaction derived from logical understanding or acceptance of an explanation or decision.
Compound of 納得 (understanding, consent) and 感 (feeling, sense). The exact origin is uncertain, but it likely emerged in modern Japanese to express the subjective feeling of being convinced or satisfied with an explanation.