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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.

Hard · Level 2 · 25 questions

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  1. Because they are never applied
  2. Because they are only rumours
  3. Because results are influenced by people and situations
  4. Because organisations have no goals
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  1. Complete punitive nature
  2. Legality only
  3. Mechanical nature
  4. Formation through experimentation and practice
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  1. They give broad direction but application depends on situation
  2. They become laws everywhere
  3. They are for one person only
  4. They are never useful in decisions
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  1. Locality only
  2. Universality
  3. Complete mechanical nature
  4. Punitive nature
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  1. Manager observes employee response
  2. Manager changes motivation methods
  3. Manager applies principle like a machine formula
  4. Manager understands human needs
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  1. Both statements are correct
  2. First is correct second is incorrect
  3. First is incorrect second is correct
  4. Both statements are incorrect
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  1. Complete legality
  2. Punitive nature only
  3. Flexibility and contingency
  4. Complete certainty
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  1. They are only rigid legal commands
  2. They are general, broadly applicable, flexible, behavioural and situation-based
  3. They are only rules for operating machines
  4. They are ideas created without experience
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  1. Absolute
  2. Probable
  3. Irrelevant
  4. Impossible
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  1. Flexible application of principle
  2. Useless nature of principle
  3. Principle is only punishment
  4. Principle gives no result
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  1. It is universal yet flexible
  2. It is only local
  3. It is never useful
  4. It is an absolute mathematical formula
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  1. Completely certain result
  2. Universality only
  3. Contingent and behavioural nature
  4. Legal rigidity
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  1. Testing and improving experience
  2. Removing human behaviour
  3. Closing organisation
  4. Stopping decisions
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  1. Complete rigidity
  2. Punitive nature
  3. Personal opinion
  4. Universal applicability
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  1. Flexibility requires judgement based application
  2. Flexibility removes judgement
  3. Both have no relation
  4. Judgement makes principles useless
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  1. Principle shows goal direction but manager chooses method by situation
  2. Principle fixes every minute of work
  3. Principle decides employee names
  4. Principle only decides punishment
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  1. Employees needs motivation and response
  2. Height of office wall
  3. Colour of machine
  4. Vehicle number
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  1. Both statements are correct
  2. Both statements are incorrect
  3. First is correct second is incorrect
  4. First is incorrect second is correct
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  1. A principle can be both universal and contingent
  2. The principle is useless
  3. The principle is only law
  4. The principle never gives guidance
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  1. Experience of many institutions shows clear instructions reduce confusion
  2. One person made a rule without experience
  3. Principle was adopted from rumour
  4. Principle was made only for punishment
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  1. Role of human behaviour and situation is ignored
  2. Universality is correctly understood
  3. Behavioural nature becomes stronger
  4. Judgement based application increases
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  1. Punitive nature
  2. Practical and experiment based nature
  3. Rigid legal nature
  4. Machine based nature
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  1. The manager makes a suitable change after considering the situation
  2. The manager understands the organisation’s needs
  3. The manager changes the objective of a principle in the name of flexibility
  4. The manager considers employees’ abilities
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  1. Principles are useless
  2. Principles only punish
  3. Principles are machine codes
  4. Universality and general guideline nature exist together
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  1. First is correct second is incorrect
  2. Both are correct
  3. First is incorrect second is correct
  4. Both are incorrect

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