Multiple choice

The concept of "Zone of indifference" was put forward by_________

  1. C. I. Barnard

  2. M.P. Follett

  3. Elton Mayo

  4. F. W. Taylor
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Explanation

Chester I. Barnard, in his book 'The Functions of the Executive' (1938), introduced the concept of 'Zone of Indifference.' This refers to the range of orders and directives that subordinates will accept without questioning authority. It's a key concept in organizational behavior and acceptance theory of authority.

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