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Which statement gives a wrong meaning of the contingent nature of principles?

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Correct answer: One method is best in every situation

Direct answer: Option C is correct because the question asks for the wrong meaning of the contingent nature of principles. Contingency means that the suitable method depends on the situation. Managers consider the problem, available resources, people, time, and surrounding conditions before deciding how to apply a principle. Option A is correct, not wrong, because it says the best method depends on the situation. Option B is also correct because resources and the type of problem can change the application. Option D is correct because considering context is essential to contingent management. Option C is wrong because it claims that one method is best in every situation. That is the opposite of contingency and treats management as rigid. The reasoning chain is: situations differ, organisational needs differ, application may differ, and managerial judgement is required. Memory cue: contingency means “it depends”; never assume one universal method.

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