Questions that would be more likely found in a quantitative study are
A) Particularizing questions.
B) Generic questions.
C) Process questions.
D) Variance questions

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Variance questions are questions that seek to measure the extent of variation or differences between groups or levels of a variable, and are commonly found in quantitative studies. Particularizing questions ask about specific details or experiences, generic questions ask about broad and general concepts, and process questions ask about how something happened or occurred.

Questions That Would Be More Likely Found in a Quantitative