This type of evaluation is used to determine whether a planned program can be implemented and delivered as expected, given existing restraints.
A) program feasibility studies
B) program development studies
C) program efficacy studies
D) cost-benefit analyses

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Program feasibility studies are conducted in the initial stages of a program to determine whether it is possible to implement the program as planned, given existing constraints such as time, resources, and organizational capacity. The focus is on whether the program can be delivered as planned, rather than on evaluating its effectiveness or impact. B) Program development studies focus on refining the program design and developing program materials. C) Program efficacy studies evaluate the effectiveness of a program in achieving its intended outcomes. D) Cost-benefit analyses assess whether the benefits of a program outweigh its costs.

This Type of Evaluation Is Used to Determine Whether a Planned