Question
Law of triviality __________ to the observation ________
people in organisations pay more attention to unimportant issues ________ towards issues that really matter. In the given sentences, there are three blank spaces. Below each sentence five set of words have been given. Find out which set of words can be filled up in the blanks in the same sequence to make the sentence meaningfully complete.Solution
Law of triviality refers to the observation that people in organisations pay more attention to unimportant issues than towards issues that really matter.
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