If a principle can apply in many places but needs adjustment at every place which two natures are shown?

Correct answer: Universality and flexibility

The direct answer is A: universality and flexibility. These are two different ideas. First, if a principle can be used in many organisations, departments or places, it shows universality. For example, coordination is useful in a school, hospital, factory and office. Second, if the same principle must be adjusted according to size, people, resources and local conditions, it shows flexibility. Step one is to notice the wide range of use. Step two is to notice the need for situational adjustment. Option A is correct because it contains both features. Option B is wrong because secrecy and rigidity do not describe broad, adaptable management guidance. Option C is wrong because punishment and fear are not the meaning of applying principles in different places. Option D is wrong because use in many settings is not irrelevance or chance. Exam cue: many places means universality; adjustment within each place means flexibility.