Questions that ask about how a phenomenon occurs are called
A) Particularizing questions.
B) Generic questions.
C) Process questions.
D) Variance questions

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Process questions inquire about the steps and mechanisms involved in a certain phenomenon, and how it occurs. They aim to understand the process of something happening, rather than just its features or characteristics (particularizing questions) or what causes the variation in it (variance questions). Generic questions are broader and more general, not specific to a particular phenomenon or context.

Questions That Ask About How a Phenomenon Occurs Are Called