Types of Business Research Quizzes, MCQs Questions with Answers PDF

MCQ 1: The causality in which the reason is necessary and is enough to bring about the effect is known as:

1. absolute causality
2. contributory causality
3. conditional causality
4. nonspurious association

MCQ 2: A study in which the researcher manipulates a proposed reason and note any corresponding change in the proposed effect is known as:

1. observation
2. hypothesis
3. conclusion
4. experiment

MCQ 3: The cause in which any correlation between a cause and effect is true and simply due to some other variable is known as:

1. temporal sequence
2. concomitant variation
3. absolute causality
4. nonspurious association

MCQ 4: The causality in which a reason is necessary but not enough to bring about the effect is known as:

1. concomitant variation
2. conditional causality
3. absolute causality
4. contributory causality

MCQ 5: The causality in which a reason need be neither necessary nor enough to bring about an effect is termed as:

1. absolute causality
2. nonspurious association
3. contributory causality
4. conditional causality