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NAT II Management Science Management MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
With respect to human body, the best analogy of communication in an organization is
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Nervous system
Digestive system
Circulatory system
Respiratory system
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Question # 2
The Behavioral Approach emphasizes striving to increase production through
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Training of people
Development of people
An understanding of people
Motivation people
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Question # 3
People in our society generally like the following system of control
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Personal control
Self control
Centralized control
Not known
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Question # 4
The following requirements are unlikely to be specified in a job specification
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Experience
Knowledge and skills
Physical characteristics
Expected Level of performance
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Question # 5
The net result of division of labor is that
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It changes the authority- responsibility relationship
Increases efficiency
Causes every employee to have only one boss
All of the above
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Question # 6
A successful communication involves the occurrence of
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No change
A desired change
An undesired change
All of the above
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Question # 7
Control of a departmental budget by a finance staff is an example of
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Self-control
Personal control
Centralized control
None of the above
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Question # 8
The assumptions that "a leader is leader" and his behaviour can not be analyzed is consistent with the following leadership approach
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Trait
Great-man
Situational
Transformational
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Question # 9
The selection of most executive includes appraisals in
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Personality
Ability
Social
All of the above
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Question # 10
Most clearly advocated managerial skill is
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Timidity
Integration
Indecisiveness
Procrastination
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Question # 11
The approximate percentage of time speeded by a manager on communication is
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33%
50%
75%
90%
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Question # 12
In the process of communication attention is directed towards the
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The supervisor
The sender
The receiver
The boss
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Question # 13
The tendency of making accurate diagnosis is dependent upon
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Identifying major obstacles
A definition of organizational objectives
Definition of objectives and identification of obstacles
None of the above
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Question # 14
The following is not an element of administration
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Planning
Organizing
Controlling
Taking initiatives
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Question # 15
Theoretically speaking managerial planning should take place
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Before doing work
During work in progress
After doing work
All of the above
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Question # 16
The discipline of management is
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An art
A science
Both A and B
Neither an art nor a science
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Question # 17
According to Tannenbaum and schmidt the following is not a primary factor of leadership
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External environment
Manager
Subordinates
Situation
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Question # 18
The following style of leadership represents the extreme of centralized decision making authority
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Free-rein
Democratic
Authoritarian
None of the above
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Question # 19
The conflict between worker expectations and the organizations conditions directly causes
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Unionism
Inefficiency
Job dissatisfaction
Absenteeism
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Question # 20
The functions of buying, selling & exchange are generally related to the activity of
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Hawthorne
Frank Gilbreth
Elton Mayo and his associates
Henri L. Gantt
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Question # 21
The following activity is not usually the basic functions of a manager
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Motivating
Directing
Decision making
Recruiting
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