A study specifically designed to investigate whether a program can be evaluated is known as a(n)______.
A)needs assessment
B)evaluability assessment
C)process evaluation
D)impact analysis

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A program cannot be effectively evaluated unless it is evaluated for its evaluability. This involves assessing whether the program can be feasibly and accurately evaluated given its design, objectives, resources, and other factors. Therefore, an evaluability assessment is specifically designed to determine whether a program can be evaluated. Needs assessment is focused on identifying needs or gaps in a particular population or community. Process evaluation evaluates how a program is implemented and whether it is meeting its objectives. Impact analysis assesses the extent to which a program produces the intended outcomes and effects.

A Study Specifically Designed to Investigate Whether a Program Can