Contents & References of The relationship between managers' knowledge of management duties and their decision making from the perspective of employees in Sirjan schools
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Manager duties. 20
Planning. 21
Organization. 21
Mobilization of resources and facilities. 22
Guidance and guidance. 22
Control and supervision. 23
Decision making. 23
Summary. 24
Chapter Two: Subject Literature
Necessity and importance of management. 26
The importance of managers' awareness of management duties. 29
Management history. 31
Governing thoughts on management schools. 33
classic period. 33
Growth and progress of classical theory. 33
Scientific management. 34
Taylor's legalized principles. 37
Administrative theory. 39
Max Weber's Bureaucracy. 40
Neoclassical period (human relations movement). 43
Development of neoclassical theory. 43
Modern period or systems theory and new theory. 45
Evolution of organizational theory. 49
Management tasks (subject of this research). 51
1- Planning. 52
2-1-1 Necessity and importance of planning. 52
2-1-2 The purpose of planning. 53
2-1-3 Definition of planning. 55
2-1-4 types of planning. 55
2-1-5 merits of planning. 59
2-1-6 planning limitations. 59
2-1-7 Specialized techniques in planning. 59
2-1 Organization. 60
2-2-1 The importance of organization in offices and organizations. 61
2-2-2 Definition of organization. 62
2-2-3 five stages of organization. 63
2-2-4 Organizing duties. 65
2-2-5 Advantages of organization. 65
2-2-6 Basics of organization. 66
2-2-7 New patterns of organizational structure. 72
3- Mobilization of resources and facilities. 74
2-3-1 Providing suitable human resources. 74
2-3-2 Provision of resources and facilities and technology. 75
2-3-3 Coordination and integration of human and material resources. 75
2-4 leadership. 76.
2-4-1 Definition of leadership. 78
2-4-2 Power sources. 78
2-4-3 difference between leadership and management. 80
2-4-4 types of leadership styles. 82
2-4-5 characteristics expected of leadership. 86
2-5- Control. 86
2-5-1 Necessity and importance of control. 87
2-5-2 Definition of control. 88
2-5-3 control process. 88
2-5-4 types of control. 91
2-5-5 Advantages of control. 93
2-5-6 Effective control features. 94
Studies conducted in the field of management duties. 96
Decision making. 101
Definition of decision making. 102
Degree of importance of the decision. 103
Coordinates of decision making. 103
The rational process of decision making. 105
Types of decision making. 110
Decision patterns. 111
Decision making conditions. 113
Methods and techniques of decision making. 114
New decision-making techniques. 115
Decision making models. 118
Decision making and rationality. 119
Limited rationality from Simon's point of view. 120
The quality of accepting a decision. 120
Examining problems in decision making. 122
Obstacles to decision making. 123
Studies done on decision making. 125
Deficiencies of studies done in relation to management and decision-making tasks. 133
Relationship between decision-making and manager duties. 134
Conceptual framework. 135
Summary. 136
Chapter Three: Research Method
Introduction. 140
Research method. 140
Statistical society. 141
Sample size and sampling method. 141
Data collection tool. 142
Measurements related to data collection tools. 142
Methods of information analysis. 144
Summary. 146
Chapter Four: Research Findings
Introduction.. 148
4-1 Description of data. 148
4-1-1-1 Examining the gender of the respondents. 149
4-1-1-2 Survey of respondents' education. 150
4-1-2- Descriptive analysis of questionnaire questions. 151
4-1-3-Descriptive analysis of research variables. 155
Checking research indicators. 156
Planning index. 156
organization index. 158
Index of mobilization of resources and facilities. 159
Index of control and supervision. 161
Direction index. 162
Decision making index. 164
4-2 Analysis of findings and inferential statistics. 165
4-2-1 The average comparison test in society. 165
4-2-1-1 Analyzing the average of variables based on gender. 166
4-2-2 Comparison test of the average of several communities. 168
4-2-3 Correlation investigation between research variables and hypothesis testing. 170
Testing hypotheses. 171
Analyzing research hypotheses. 172
The main hypothesis. 172
The first hypothesis. 175
The second hypothesis. 176
The third hypothesis. . 178
The fourth hypothesis. 180
The fifth hypothesis. 182
Regression analysis. 184
Regression coefficients. 186
Summary. 188
Chapter Five: Conclusion, Discussion, Suggestions
Introduction.. 190
5-1 Conclusion. 191
5-2 discussion and review. 193
5-2-1 Findings related to the main hypothesis. 193
5-2-2 Findings related to the first hypothesis. 195
5-2-3 Findings related to the second hypothesis. 197
5-2-3 Findings related to the third hypothesis. 199
5-2-5 findings related to the fourth hypothesis. 199
5-2-6 findings related to the fifth hypothesis. 200
5-4 suggestions. 201
Summary. 203
Resources and sources. 204