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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 4 · 25 questions

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  1. General flexible behavioural and contingent
  2. Rigid local punitive and fixed
  3. Machine based legal and fully certain
  4. Without experience and useless
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  1. Contingent nature
  2. Complete certainty
  3. Legal nature only
  4. Fixedness
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  1. Because they are connected with real experience and practice
  2. Because they are only imagination
  3. Because they are never applied
  4. Because they are only punishment
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  1. Rigid order for every small step
  2. Broad direction
  3. Guidance in decision-making
  4. General truth
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  1. A principle is useful in many organisations and adjusted as needed
  2. A principle applies only in one room
  3. A principle is a rigid order everywhere
  4. A principle is never useful
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  1. They are flexible
  2. They are general guidelines
  3. They are related to human behaviour
  4. They are completely rigid and unchangeable
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  1. Testing and improving experience
  2. Stopping work
  3. Removing principles
  4. Hiding information
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  1. Behaviour and response of people
  2. Speed of machines only
  3. Height of building only
  4. Weather report only
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  1. Universality
  2. Complete locality
  3. Mechanical nature
  4. Non use
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  1. Cause and effect relationship
  2. Legal command
  3. Complete punishment
  4. Irrelevance
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  1. Broad guidance
  2. Rigid and unchangeable rules
  3. Determining legal penalties only
  4. Instructions for operating machines
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  1. By considering judgement and situation
  2. Only through rumours
  3. Without objectives
  4. Always by giving punishment
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  1. They apply only in one company
  2. They can guide many organisations
  3. They can be useful in business and non business
  4. They can be useful in different institutions
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  1. Probable and influenced by circumstances
  2. Completely certain and identical in all circumstances
  3. Based only on legal rules
  4. Unrelated to cause and effect
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  1. Flexibility
  2. Rigidity
  3. Uselessness
  4. Complete certainty
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  1. Basis for the development of principles
  2. Merely a waste of time
  3. An obstacle to decision-making
  4. A means to eliminate human behaviour
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  1. Completely certain and rigid rules
  2. General guidelines
  3. Flexible directions
  4. Behavioural rules
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  1. Both business and social
  2. Shop only
  3. Factory only
  4. Bank only
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  1. Using different methods in different situations
  2. Giving the same order everywhere
  3. Deciding without thinking
  4. Leaving principles
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  1. Flexibility
  2. Complete fixedness
  3. Legal rigidity
  4. Machine control
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  1. Being developed from practice and experience
  2. Being formed from rumours only
  3. Being legal punishment
  4. Being completely mechanical
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  1. Flexible and behavioural
  2. General and universal
  3. Contingent and experience based
  4. Rigid and fully guaranteed
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  1. People's needs responses and motivation
  2. Machine oil only
  3. Building height only
  4. Road colour only
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  1. Universality
  2. Profit orientation only
  3. Complete punitive nature
  4. Irrelevance
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  1. Rigid detailed order for every decision
  2. Broad direction
  3. Help in decisions
  4. Managerial judgement

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