Florida Child Welfare Case Manager Certification Practice Exam

In SMART outcomes, the term "Attainable" refers to the goal being realistic and feasible to achieve. This means that the resources, skills, and capabilities necessary to achieve the outcome are available and within reach.

Option A, "Strategically likely", does not properly define the concept of attainability in SMART outcomes. While strategic planning can contribute to making a goal attainable, it is not the primary factor.

Option B, "Legally permissible", is not directly related to the concept of attainability. While it is important to ensure that a goal is legal and ethical, this does not necessarily determine whether it is achievable or not.

Option D, "Time-bound only", is not a defining factor of attainability. While setting a specific timeframe can impact the feasibility of achieving a goal, it is not the only aspect that determines its attainability. Therefore, this option is incorrect.