Which of the following statements about capital investment project scoring is most correct?

Project scoring examines the facilities of an organization to determine whether or not the organization can support the project.

Project scoring is a ranking technique that includes both financial and nonfinancial factors. Project scoring combines the payback, net present value, and internal rate of return values to create a single measure of financial attractiveness.

Project scoring is a technique that quantifies the social value of a project.

Project scoring assigns values to various diseases and then ranks projects according to their effectiveness in treating patients with those diseases.