Limitations in a disciplinary perspective mean that
A) the insights of the discipline are skewed by the way each author (disciplinary expert) defines the problem, and the interdisciplinarian must acknowledge this in her or his research
B) the insights of the discipline are confused by the way each author (disciplinary expert) defines the problem, and the interdisciplinarian must acknowledge this in her or his research
C) Limitations in a disciplinary perspective have no bearing on interdisciplinary research.

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The insights of the discipline can be biased or limited by the disciplinary perspective of each author or expert, and interdisciplinary research must recognize and address these limitations to arrive at a well-rounded understanding of the issue.

Limitations in a Disciplinary Perspective Mean That