What does self-discipline in work mean?

Correct answer: Fulfilling responsibility even without supervision

The direct answer is A: self-discipline means fulfilling one’s responsibility even without supervision. A disciplined worker understands the task, plans the time, follows necessary rules, completes the work, and checks the result without waiting for someone to force them. The reasoning is simple: work requires responsibility; responsibility must continue when the supervisor is absent; controlling one’s own actions is self-discipline. Option A is correct because it shows self-control and dependable behaviour. Option B is wrong because avoiding every task is irresponsibility, not discipline. Option C is wrong because discipline does not mean ignoring rules; it means following suitable rules willingly. Option D is wrong because placing one’s duties on others shows dependence and unfairness. Self-discipline does not mean never asking for help; it means making an honest effort and remaining responsible. Memory cue: self-discipline means “do the right work even when nobody is watching.”