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There are 12 Agile principles available in the Agile literature. These principles provide guidance in terms of application of Agility in projectsWe had studied them by placing them in four contextual groupsWhich of the following principle is "Management-centric? Acceptance of changes Self-motivated individuals Reflection Face-to-Face Conversation Acceptance of changes Self-motivated individuals Reflection Face-to-Face Conversation.

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