Arrange in sequence the steps involved in the planning process of management.
1. Formulating possible course of action
2. Setting priorities.
3. Obtainingrelevant information.
4. Organising.
5. Recognition of the fact that a problem exists.
6. Selecting the best course.
Arrange the following steps of planning in a sequence.
1. Preparation of derivative plans.
2. Determination of objectives.
3. The use of strategy.
4. Providing follow up to the proposed course of action.
5. Establishment of planning premises.
6. Timing and sequence of operations.
7. Selection of the operation plan.
Arrange the following as per the Maslow's Theory of Hierarchy of Needs for Motivation.
1. Safety and security
2. Social needs friendship and family
3. Physiological needs - air and water
4. Self-actualisation - creativity and problem-solving
5. Self esteem - confidence and achievement
A consumer passes through five stages in buying decision process. Arrange the sequence of decision-making steps in correct order.
1. Information search
2. Problem recognition
3. Purchase decision
4. Post purchase behaviour
5. Evaluation of alternatives
For appointing as a Member of the Consumer Dispute Redressal Forum/Commission, at least . . . . . . . . experience in dealing with problems relating to economics, law, commerce, accountancy, industry, public affairs or administration is required
The resources that individuals and families have at their disposal consist of
1. Tools
2. Assets
3. Capabilities
4. Ways and means they possess
Select the correct answer
Individual decisions are more quickly made then group decision and the quality of group decisions tends to be no higher than the contribution of the ablest member of the group." It is said by
Assertion (A) The system is a set of inter-dependent subsystems that constitute a united whole. Reason (R) The management of a family depends upon the components of the environments of these subsystems.