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Meaning of principles of management

This Class 12 Business Studies topic explains the meaning of principles of management as broad, practical guidelines that help managers make decisions and coordinate organisational work. Students learn how these principles differ from rigid rules, why they are flexible and adaptable, and how they support efficient planning, organising, staffing, directing and controlling. The topic also introduces their general nature, practical usefulness and application in varied business situations within the chapter Principles of Management.

Expert · Level 6 · 13 questions

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  1. Lack of logic and direction
  2. More clarity
  3. More stability
  4. Complete scientific approach
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  1. They are considered based on observation and experience
  2. They are considered related to social science
  3. They are considered to give full certainty like physical science every time
  4. They are considered logical guides
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  1. Cause effect based decision support of principles
  2. Uselessness of principles
  3. Punitive nature of principles
  4. Secrecy of principles
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  1. Principles can guide fair decisions but judgement remains necessary
  2. Principles end every ethical question
  3. Principles treat only profit as correct
  4. Principles are not useful in any decision
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  1. Understanding of practical usefulness of principles
  2. Memorising definition of principles
  3. Knowing names of principles
  4. Listing principles
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  1. Only memorising words
  2. Understanding principles through examples and situation analysis
  3. Treating principles as irrelevant
  4. Treating principles only as punishment
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  1. He accepts rules without reason
  2. He chooses decision direction based on experience and results
  3. He leaves every decision to luck
  4. He hides feedback
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  1. They give stability through general direction and support change through flexible application
  2. They only stop change
  3. They destroy stability
  4. They make every decision chance based
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  1. They convert experiences into general knowledge and improve future decisions
  2. They stop learning
  3. They are unrelated to future decisions
  4. They only show attendance
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  1. Calling them experience based
  2. Calling them decision guides
  3. Calling them absolute and unchangeable laws
  4. Calling them situation based
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  1. Context based professional application
  2. Rejection of principles
  3. Chance decision
  4. Rigid mechanical application
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  1. They help managers understand possible effects of action
  2. They keep managers away from decision
  3. They eliminate all alternatives
  4. They make decision only emotional
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  1. They are general flexible and context based guidelines developed from experience that guide managerial decisions
  2. They are only a method of punishing employees
  3. They are complete guarantee of every result
  4. They are private beliefs unrelated to organisation

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