Feasibility
Definition
Feasibility refers to the practicality or likelihood of successfully carrying out a project, study, or experiment within given constraints such as time, resources, and ethical considerations.
Analogy
Think about planning a road trip. Feasibility would involve considering factors like available time, budget for gas and accommodations, road conditions, and other logistical aspects before deciding if it's realistic and achievable.
Related terms
Viability: Viability refers to the potential for success or effectiveness of a project or idea.
Constraints: Constraints are limitations or restrictions that may impact the feasibility of a research endeavor.
Pilot Study: A pilot study is a small-scale preliminary investigation conducted to assess the feasibility and refine research methods before undertaking a larger study.
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