Directives falling within the zone of indifference are automatically obeyed, whereas those falling outside of it are questioned.

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The concept of the "zone of indifference" suggests that individuals will accept and obey directives without objection if they perceive them as reasonable or within a certain acceptable range. Directives outside this zone are more likely to be questioned or resisted because they are seen as unreasonable or unacceptable.

Directives Falling Within the Zone of Indifference Are Automatically Obeyed