Reason (R) : It does not always operate well only with a faceted scheme of classification.
Analysis of Assertion and Reason
Assertion (A): Systematic and Mechanical Method
The assertion states that the chain procedure is a systematic and almost mechanical method for deriving subject headings. This is accurate. The chain procedure follows a structured, step-by-step process, typically derived from the hierarchical structure of a classification system (like UDC or CC). Its reliance on established classification notation makes it predictable and mechanical.
Therefore, Assertion (A) is true.
Reason (R): Operation with Faceted Classification
The reason claims that the chain procedure does not always operate well *only* with a faceted scheme of classification. Based on the provided correct answer, this statement is considered false.
This implies that the chain procedure is considered to operate well, or its limitations are not as stated, when applied in the context of faceted classification systems.
Conclusion
Based on the analysis:
- Assertion (A) is true.
- Reason (R) is false.
This corresponds to Option 1.
Important Questions from Knowledge Organisation & Processing - Cataloguing
Prenatal cataloguing is process in which
Which of the following is the call number of the textbook "Cataloguing Manual AACR - II" by R C Sehgal?
Main entry in the catalogue contains :
Identify the publication years of different editions of AACR
(i) 1967
(ii) 1970
(iii) 1978
(iv) 1988
Choose the correct answer from the following options:
Who will be considered for the Access Point of the Main Entry for the following book according to AACR-11?
Title page: Buildings/by/Ralph E. Ellsworth
Shelving/by/Louis Kaplan
Strange Warehouses/by/Jerrold Orne
