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feasibility  

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  • Feasibility refers to the degree to which an evaluation is realistic on a number of levels: for example, design and procedures, knowledge and ability of the evaluator, political viability, cost effectiveness, time frame for completion, and protection of human subjects. Jeffrey G. Tucker. [Source: Encyclopedia of Evaluation; Feasibility]

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