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2011管理学答案(完整版)（2011 management answers (Complete Edition)） Concept question: Management science: A: management is a systematic study of the various phenomena in the management process, thus revealing its universal laws, summarizing the basic principles and general methods of science. Management has the characteristics of generality, historicity, comprehensiveness, variety, practicality, practicability, dynamics, science and artistry. Humanism principle: Answer: humanistic principle is human centered management thought. It mainly includes the following viewpoints: employees are the main part of the organization; staff participation is the key to effective management; attention to human needs, so that human nature can be developed perfectly; service man is the fundamental purpose of management. Management function theory: Answer: management function refers to the basic functions of the activities in the management process. The earliest management system proposed various specific functions of the French famous management scholar Henry Farrell?. He believes that management has five functions: planning, organizing, directing, coordinating and controlling. After that, there are three function school, four function school or seven function school, and so on. Generally speaking, the division of management functions should consider the characteristics of management practice and the needs of theoretical research, so as to help them understand and analyze problems. Therefore, we divide management functions into six functions: decision-making, planning, organizing, leading, controlling and innovating. Management functions from classical management theory is one of the founders, the French famous management scholar Henry put forward in 1916? Farrell, he thinks that the administration is in the planning, organization, command, coordination and control functions for the elements of the process. This view defines the process and function of management. His argument has been proved