Interdisciplinarity, particularly in its instrumental form,
A) is not a rejection of the disciplines; it is firmly rooted in them, but offers a corrective to their dominance
B) is a rejection of the disciplines.
C) is outside of the disciplines.

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Interdisciplinarity in its instrumental form acknowledges the importance of individual disciplines but views them as limited in their approach to complex problems. It combines multiple disciplines to offer a more comprehensive approach to problem-solving, serving as a corrective to the dominance of individual disciplines.

Interdisciplinarity, Particularly in Its Instrumental Form