If after mapping the phenomenon associated with a complex problem to reveal its disciplinary parts you see that two of the disciplines disagree on an aspect of your complex problem, you should
A) Choose another problem.
B) Ask yourself whether the disciplines are actually studying different aspects of the phenomenon.
C) Attempt to reconcile the conflicting points of view.

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It is important to first assess whether the two disciplines are actually studying different aspects of the phenomenon before attempting to reconcile their conflicting points of view. This could help to illuminate areas of overlap or identify where more collaboration may be necessary. Choosing another problem may not address the root of the issue, and attempting to reconcile conflicting points of view without first understanding the root cause may be ineffective or even counterproductive.

If After Mapping the Phenomenon Associated with a Complex Problem