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1. What is the claim/argument/thesis/major finding of the article?  (i.e. what is its purpose? what is it trying to convince you of?)

2. What disciplines did the article appeal to/use/integrate?

3. What evidence did the article employ to support its claim/argument/thesis/major finding?

Then: Consider how the findings of the article  represent a real world application of interdisciplinary studies. Using  specific examples and evidence from the article, explain how an  interdisciplinary approach/method/synthesis helped understand the  problem or issue in a way that a disciplinary approach or method might  not have.