Knowing the Strengths and Weaknesses of a Disciplinary Perspective Means

question 1

Multiple Choice

Knowing the strengths and weaknesses of a disciplinary perspective means that you can

• A) Not use this discipline if the perspective is weak
• B) Understand that different complex problems will need different perspectives, and that each disciplinary perspective is only a partial illumination of the problem.
• C) Concentrate on eliminating all the weak disciplinary perspectives after you have completed a list of disciplinary perspectives you will consult for your complex problem.

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