A study specifically designed to investigate whether a program can be evaluated is known as a:
A) Needs assessment
B) Evaluability assessment
C) Process evaluation
D) Impact analysis
E) Efficiency analysis

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A evaluability assessment is specifically designed to determine whether or not a program can be evaluated, and what types of evaluations would be most appropriate. Needs assessments seek to identify the needs of a population, process evaluations focus on how a program is carried out, impact analyses measure the effects of a program, and efficiency analyses focus on the cost-effectiveness of a program.

A Study Specifically Designed to Investigate Whether a Program Can