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Moderate
  • A. Contingency management theory
  • B. Scientific theory
  • C. X theory
  • D. Y thoery

Explanation: Contingency management holds that no single management style works in every situation; the appropriate approach changes with internal and…

Correct answer: Contingency management theory
Moderate
  • A. Contingency management theory
  • B. Scientific theory
  • C. X theory
  • D. Y thoery

Explanation: The contingency approach selects the best action according to the circumstances, including internal conditions and the external…

Correct answer: Contingency management theory
Moderate
  • A. Y thoery
  • B. Administrative management theory
  • C. X theory
  • D. Z thoery

Explanation: Administrative management emphasizes formal organizational structure, division of work, authority, and clearly defined responsibilities.

Correct answer: Administrative management theory
Fairly easy
  • A. Planning
  • B. Organizing
  • C. Command
  • D. Coordination

Explanation: Fayol placed planning first because objectives and actions must be decided before organizing resources, directing staff, and coordinating…

Correct answer: Planning
Easy
  • A. X Theory
  • B. Y Theory
  • C. Scientific Theory
  • D. Human Relation

Explanation: Taylorism is another name for scientific management, which applies systematic study, standardization, and efficiency principles to work.

Correct answer: Scientific Theory
Moderate
  • A. X Theory
  • B. Y Theory
  • C. Scientific Theory
  • D. Human Relation

Explanation: Theory Y views employees as capable of self-direction, self-control, and pursuing organizational goals when conditions support their…

Correct answer: Y Theory
Fairly easy
  • A. Adminisrative management theory
  • B. Scientfic Management Theory
  • C. Human Relation theory
  • D. Y theory

Explanation: Scientific management stresses efficiency, task specialization, standard procedures, and completing work within planned time limits.

Correct answer: Scientfic Management Theory
Fairly easy
  • A. Bureaucratic
  • B. Scientfic Management Theory
  • C. Adminisrative management theory
  • D. Human Relation theory

Explanation: Max Weber is associated with bureaucratic management, which focuses on formal structure, hierarchy, rules, and defined authority.

Correct answer: Bureaucratic
Fairly easy
  • A. classical theory
  • B. Human Relation theory
  • C. X theory
  • D. Y theory

Explanation: The human-relations approach improves two-way communication and relationships between leaders and employees because it treats social…

Correct answer: Human Relation theory
Easy
  • A. Scientfic Management Theory
  • B. Y theory
  • C. Human Relation theory
  • D. Adminisrative management theory

Explanation: Elton Mayo’s Hawthorne studies helped establish the human-relations approach by showing that social attention, group relations, and…

Correct answer: Human Relation theory
Fairly easy
  • A. authority
  • B. remuneration
  • C. scaler chain
  • D. initative

Explanation: The scalar chain is the formal line of authority from the highest level to the lowest level, helping employees understand their position…

Correct answer: scaler chain
Fairly easy
  • A. Scientific theory
  • B. Z thoery
  • C. X theory
  • D. Y thoery

Explanation: Scientific management gives major importance to work processes, tools, machines, measurement, and efficiency.

Correct answer: Scientific theory
Easy
  • A. Scientific theory
  • B. Human Relation Theory
  • C. X theory
  • D. Y thoery

Explanation: Elton Mayo is widely identified with the human-relations school of management because of the conclusions drawn from the Hawthorne…

Correct answer: Human Relation Theory
Fairly easy
  • A. Scientific theory
  • B. X theory
  • C. Human Relation Theory
  • D. Y thoery

Explanation: Human-relations theory links positive relationships, employee retention, communication, and productivity with a healthy work environment.

Correct answer: Human Relation Theory
Fairly easy
  • A. goodness
  • B. plan
  • C. excellence
  • D. none of this

Explanation: In organizational management, quality implies excellence or a high standard in every aspect of the organization, not merely a plan or…

Correct answer: excellence
Fairly easy
  • A. values
  • B. principles
  • C. culture
  • D. ethics

Explanation: Values are deeply held priorities that guide choices and behaviour. Principles and ethics may express those values, but the description…

Correct answer: values
Very hard
  • A. indian economic management
  • B. institute for education in management
  • C. indian ethos in management
  • D. international environmental management

Explanation: IEM commonly stands for Indian Ethos in Management, an approach that applies Indian philosophical and ethical ideas to management practice.

Correct answer: indian ethos in management
Moderate
  • A. purushartha theory
  • B. panchakosas theory
  • C. theory of gunas
  • D. all of these

Explanation: The Indian management model draws on several frameworks, including Purushartha, Panchakosas, and the theory of Gunas, so all listed…

Correct answer: all of these
Very hard
  • A. business ethics
  • B. code of conduct
  • C. Both
  • D. none of these.Education

Explanation: Business ethics examines how business objectives and methods should serve human values and ends.

Correct answer: business ethics
Moderate
  • A. holistic management
  • B. ethics management
  • C. code of conduct
  • D. none of these

Explanation: Holistic management makes decisions by considering the organization and its resources as an interconnected whole.

Correct answer: holistic management