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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 3 · 25 questions

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  1. Machine basis
  2. Flexibility
  3. Punitive nature
  4. Complete fixedness
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  1. Incentive may increase output but depends on team situation
  2. Incentive will give the same result everywhere
  3. Incentive can have no effect
  4. Incentive is only law
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  1. They are broad guides developed from experience and applied after considering human behaviour and situation
  2. They are rigid laws that guarantee every result
  3. They are only rules of machine operation
  4. They are personal ideas formed without practice
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  1. They are general empirical and flexible guides whose effect is influenced by human and situational factors
  2. They are absolute laws needing no judgement
  3. They are only fixed machine processes
  4. They are complete guarantee of every result
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  1. Complete rigidity and certainty
  2. Universality and flexibility
  3. Punitive nature only
  4. Locality only
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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. Universality only
  2. Complete fixedness
  3. Behavioural and flexible nature
  4. Legal nature
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  1. Because managerial decisions have no effect on the organisation
  2. Because management principles are only theoretical and cannot be applied in practice
  3. Because all organisations have completely identical objectives and methods of working
  4. Because human behaviour and circumstances keep changing
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  1. General guideline nature
  2. Behavioural nature
  3. Practice based nature
  4. Universality
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  1. Principles are only guesses
  2. Principles are formed through practice and experimentation
  3. Principles are complete laws
  4. Principles are machine based
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  1. A principle gives the same result everywhere
  2. A principle is useful only in one organisation
  3. Application and result of a principle may depend on situation
  4. A principle has no relation with human behaviour
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  1. Principles are only for patient service
  2. Principles are only for production
  3. Principles are useless
  4. Principles have universal applicability
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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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  1. Legality only
  2. Behavioural and contingent nature
  3. Complete rigidity
  4. Uselessness of principle
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  1. General and flexible
  2. Behavioural and contingent
  3. Completely rigid and guaranteed
  4. Developed through practice and experimentation
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  1. They are useful in many organisations but result may be affected by situation
  2. They are useful only in one organisation
  3. They fully guarantee results
  4. They are separate from human behaviour
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  1. Universal applicability
  2. Rigidity
  3. Punitive nature
  4. Complete certainty
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  1. Better training may increase efficiency but result depends on team
  2. Training will always have the same effect on every person
  3. Training can have no effect
  4. Efficiency has no relation with training
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  1. Both are incorrect
  2. First is correct second is incorrect
  3. Both are correct
  4. First is incorrect second is correct
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  1. The principle may be applied unsuitably
  2. Universality of principle will be proved
  3. Every result will be certain
  4. Human behaviour will disappear
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  1. Employee participation may increase enthusiasm but response may differ
  2. Employee participation will give same result everywhere
  3. Employee participation is only a machine rule
  4. Employee participation has no relation with people
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  1. He should apply them with judgement according to situation
  2. He should apply them blindly in every situation
  3. He should treat principles as punishment list
  4. He should stop taking decisions
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  1. Principles may be useful everywhere but application can change by situation
  2. Principles are identical commands everywhere
  3. Principles are useful only in profit companies
  4. Principles are never useful in service institutions
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  1. Completely certain result
  2. Contingent and behavioural nature
  3. Universality only
  4. Legal rigidity
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  1. Cause and effect relationship
  2. Complete legality
  3. Locality
  4. Irrelevance

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