Multiplicity is a key feature of interdisciplinary studies when working with conflicting insights coming out of different disciplinary perspectives. It means that you
A) believe only one disciplinary perspective is necessary
B) consider many perspectives but do not integrate them
C) experience several plausible yet contradictory explanations of the same phenomenon as opposed to one simple, clear-cut, unambiguous explanation

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Multiplicity in interdisciplinary studies means that there are several plausible yet contradictory explanations of the same phenomenon. It does not mean believing only one disciplinary perspective is necessary or considering many perspectives but not integrating them.

Multiplicity Is a Key Feature of Interdisciplinary Studies When Working