When Interrogating a Discipline's Perspective on a Complex Problem One

question 14

Multiple Choice

When interrogating a discipline's perspective on a complex problem one should

• A) Identify the discipline's perspective, consider how each discipline's perspective illumines the problem as a whole, and consider strengths and weaknesses of each perspective.
• B) Identify the best discipline's bias, consider how that discipline's perspective illumines the problem as a whole, and consider its strengths and weaknesses.
• C) Identify the discipline's bias, consider how each discipline's perspective illumines the problem as a whole, and consider strengths of the dominant discipline's perspective.

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Definitions:

Self-actualizing

The process of realizing one's full potential, as per Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs, emphasizing creativity, growth, and personal development.

Maslow

An American psychologist who created the hierarchy of needs, a theory in psychology concerning human motivation based on prioritized needs.

Spontaneous

Occurring without apparent external cause; impromptu or unplanned.

Reproductive Payoffs

Benefits or advantages obtained through reproducing, often in the context of evolutionary biology, referring to the success of passing genes to the next generation.