A Feasibility Study Is

question 35

Multiple Choice

A feasibility study is :

• A) A systematic evaluation of the resources necessary to achieve your program development goals
• B) An order by a judge authorizing specified law officers to examine a subject's premises or possessions and to bring any evidence found to the court
• C) A research procedure, often used in clinical situations, to evaluate the effectiveness of an intervention
• D) A tentative proposition that describes a possible relationship among facts that can be observed and measured

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Definitions:

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