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WorksheetsMANAGEMENT THEORY
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 16mins
This theory states that upper management commands and controls all employees, so when upper management is improved, employees will follow.
Scientific Theory
Administrative Theory
Bureaucratic Theory
Human Relations Theory
This theory states the promotion of social interaction within an organization should be implemented for maximum employee motivation.
Scientific Theory
Administrative Theory
Bureaucratic Theory
Human Relations Theory
This theory states the best way to motivate professionals in the workplace is to simplify tasks, divide work equally and provide monetary incentives.
Scientific Theory
Administrative Theory
Bureaucratic Theory
Human Relations Theory
This theory states the best way to manage employees is to stick with a hierarchical structure which adheres to strict rules.
Scientific Theory
Administrative Theory
Bureaucratic Theory
Human Relations Theory
The Behavioural Science Theory is often called the human relations movement because it addresses the human dimension of work.
True
False
Classical approach assumed that people are rationale. Who are the scholars whose well known in this approach?
Frederick Taylor; Henry Fayol; Max Weber
Follet; Mintzberg; Hertzberg
Maslow; Elton Mayo; Mc Gregor
None of the above
Henri Fayol's administrative rules of management are:
Synergy; team work; vision; mission
Team work; Cohesion; Planning; Command
Synergy; Command; Leading; COntrol
Foresight; Organization; Command; Coordination; Control
Practice of employees deliberately working at a pace slower than their capabilities
Soldiering Problem
Lazy
Nepotism
Strike
Which among the following is NOT a function of management given by Henri Fayol?
Planning
Leading
Training
Controlling
Who coined the term Bureaucracy?
Frederick Taylor
Adam Smith
Henri Fayol
Max Weber
Which management theory runs organizations on the basis of knowledge, fairness and logical rules
Scientific Management Theory
Bureaucratic Management Theory
Administrative Management Theory
__________ to management focus on human needs, the work group, and the role of social factors in the workplace.
Classical approaches
Behavioural approaches
Quantitative approaches
Socioeconomic approaches
Modern approaches
Which of the following is NOT one of the four principles of scientific management developed by Frederick Taylor?
Develop a science for every job
Train workers and provide incentives to follow rules
Provide management support for workers
Organize tasks into groups to encourage teamwork
Select workers based on their abilities
The __________ principle, as defined by Henri Fayol, states that there should be a clear and unbroken line of communication from top to bottom in the organization's hierarchy of authority.
Scalar chain
Unity of command
Unity of direction
Communication control
Hawthorne
The __________ principle, as defined by Henri Fayol, states that each person should receive orders from only one boss
Scalar chain
Unity of command
Unity of direction
Management order
Organization
