A research problem is NOT considered feasible when
Question and options
A research problem is NOT considered feasible when
- it is researchable
- it is new and adds something to knowledge
- it has already been conclusively answered
- it has utility and relevance
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C - it has already been conclusively answered
Researchability, novelty (adding to knowledge) and utility/relevance are marks of a feasible research problem. A problem already conclusively answered by earlier studies offers nothing new to investigate, so it is not feasible.
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