The experiments done by Taylor under Scientific Management were :-
(A) Motion Study
(B) Fatigue study and time study
(C) Motion study, Fatigue study and time study
(D) None of these
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Taylor conducted the experiment to prove semiconservative mode of chromosomereplication on`:`
Correct Answer - B The use of radioactive thymidine to delect the semiconservative mode of replication of newly synthesised DNA in the chromosomes was performed on Vicia faba by Taylor and...
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Name and explain with a suitable example the technique of Scientific Management given by Taylor, with the objective of determining the number of worke
Time Study- It determines the standard time taken to perform a well-defined job. The standard time is fixed for the whole of the task by taking several readings. The method...
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Name and explain with a suitable example the technique of Scientific Management given by Taylor to differentiate between the efficient and the ineffic
Differential Piece Wage System- The standard time and other parameters should be determined on the basis of the work study discussed above. The workers can be classified as efficient and...
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(i) Middle level management, Top level management, Lower level management.
(i) Top level management, Middle level management, Lower level management. (ii) CEO, Managing Director, Departmental Head, Supervisors. (iii) Shareholders, Board of Directors, Managing Director, Office clerk.
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By scientific management working hours of workers are -
Correct option is: (B) Decreased
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Match the pair: Management, Management as an Art, Top Level Management
Part A Part B (a) Management (4) Universal in nature (b) Management as an Art (1) Regular practice (c) Top Level Management (6) Evaluate performance (d) Management as a Profession (5) Code of conduct (e) Lower Level Management (7) Foreman
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Match the pair: Systematic Body of knowledge, Lower level management, Management as universal process, Management as profession
Part A Part B (a) Systematic Body of knowledge (8) Management as a science. (b) Lower level management (6) Technical skills (c) Management as universal process (7) Applicable to all organization. (d) Management as profession (5) Service motive (e) Direction...
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(Levels of Management, Lower Level Management, Management, Code of conduct, Board of Directors).
Part A Part B (1) Continuous Process Management (2) Board of Directors Top Level Management (3) Top, Middle, Lower Levels of Management (4) Profession Code of conduct (5)Supervisory Level Lower Level Management
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Chargaff analyzed the composition of DNA from various sources. Mention what were his implications from all his experiments.
Implications proposed by Erwin Chargaff: 1. Purine and pyrimidine always occur in equal amount in DNA. 2. The base ratio i.e. A+T/G+C may vary in the DNA of different groups of animals...
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‘Service’ refers A) Nature of work done B) Amount of work done C) Cost of work done D) No livelihood earned
A) Nature of work done
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