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Nature of management principles

In this Class 12 Business Studies topic from the chapter Principles of Management, students explore what management principles are like and how they guide managerial decisions. The topic explains their universal applicability, general and flexible nature, dependence on practice and experimentation, behavioural influence, and cause-and-effect relationships. Students also understand that these principles are not rigid rules; managers adapt them to suit the situation, organisation, and people involved.

Easy · Level 3 · 25 questions

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  1. Flexibility
  2. Rigidity
  3. Uselessness
  4. Punitive nature
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  1. General and flexible nature
  2. Rigid and fixed nature
  3. Legal nature only
  4. Machine nature only
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  1. They are general flexible behavioural and situation based
  2. They are only rigid legal orders
  3. They are only machine formulas
  4. They never arise from experience
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  1. Complete certainty
  2. Probable result and situation based nature
  3. Legal nature only
  4. Machine based nature
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  1. They apply only to one person
  2. They can guide different organisations
  3. They apply only to machines
  4. They are never useful
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  1. Because they can be applied according to situations
  2. Because they are never applied
  3. Because they only punish
  4. Because they are complete laws
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  1. They order every small step
  2. They give broad direction to work and decisions
  3. They decide salary only
  4. They always punish employees
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  1. Practice and experimentation
  2. Rumour only
  3. Fear only
  4. Personal choice only
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  1. Understanding the possible result of an action
  2. Writing employee name
  3. Changing office colour
  4. Counting cash
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  1. Situation
  2. Calendar only
  3. Building only
  4. Employee name only
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  1. Universal applicability
  2. Complete rigidity
  3. Local nature only
  4. Legal compulsion
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  1. Because they are affected by people and situations
  2. Because they are never useful
  3. Because they are only machine formulas
  4. Because they are only tax rules
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  1. Flexibility
  2. Complete sameness
  3. Non applicability
  4. Punitive nature
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  1. General guidance
  2. Complete fixedness
  3. Punishment only
  4. Machine based rules
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  1. Cause and effect
  2. Legal punishment
  3. Permanent order
  4. Machine control
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  1. Because principles are general and flexible
  2. Because principles are useless
  3. Because managers do not decide
  4. Because principles are only mathematics
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  1. General truths
  2. Absolute mathematical truths
  3. Personal opinions only
  4. Baseless ideas
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  1. Because situations and human behaviour change
  2. Because principles are always wrong
  3. Because principles are never applied
  4. Because organisations have no goals
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  1. Universality
  2. Complete locality
  3. Rigidity
  4. Uselessness
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  1. Considering employee behaviour
  2. Guiding managerial behaviour
  3. Understanding human motivation
  4. Measuring only machine speed
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  1. It helps learn from repeated behaviour
  2. It ends principles
  3. It stops decisions
  4. It removes human behaviour
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  1. Manager adapts the principle according to organisational need
  2. Manager uses the same method everywhere
  3. Manager never follows principles
  4. Manager only punishes
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  1. Universal applicability
  2. Local punishment
  3. Complete privacy
  4. Machine dependence
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  1. Because human behaviour can change according to circumstances
  2. Because managerial decisions have no effect on organisational activities
  3. Because management principles give the same certain result in every situation
  4. Because only machines work in organisations, not people
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  1. Flexibility and relation with human behaviour
  2. Complete mechanical nature
  3. Completely certain result
  4. Laboratory use only

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