Question

How are management principles primarily formed?

• A. Through abstract philosophical debates alone.
• B. Solely through controlled laboratory experiments.
• C. Through the collective experience, wisdom of managers, and systematic experimentation.
• D. By a single founder of management theory.

Answer 1

Answer:

C. Through the collective experience, wisdom of managers, and systematic experimentation.

• Management principles are primarily formed through the collective experience and wisdom of managers, as well as through systematic experimentation. They are not created in a laboratory but are derived from a process of observation, analysis, and practice in real-world work environments.