The core of the integrationist position is that integration
A) Is generally achievable.
B) Is achievable only for problems that are not complex.
C) Is an ideal that is seldom achievable.

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Integrationists believe that integration is generally achievable, reflecting an optimistic view on the ability to combine or unify different elements, systems, or groups.

The Core of the Integrationist Position Is That Integration