Two of the pioneers of the concept of group decision making that has become a central concept in OB are
A) Kurt Lewin and Margaret Mead.
B) Woodrow Wilson and Margaret Mead
C) Frederick Taylor and Henry Ford.
D) Woodrow Wilson and Kurt Lewin.
E) Henri Fayol and Frederick Taylor.

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Kurt Lewin is widely recognized for his contributions to social, organizational, and applied psychology, particularly in the areas of leadership, group dynamics, and organizational development, which are central to the concept of group decision making in organizational behavior (OB). Margaret Mead, although primarily an anthropologist, made significant contributions to understanding how cultures influence personality and social dynamics, which indirectly relate to group decision-making processes.

Two of the Pioneers of the Concept of Group Decision