A sociologist and an environmental scientist are each interested in global climate change.The sociologist prioritizes human choices that influence climate.The environmental scientist finds biological factors that influence climate.When the sociologist and environmental scientist dialogue,they may find that their apparent disagreement is actually due to the fact that:
A) the environmental scientist is expert in this topic,and the sociologist is not.
B) the topic is so global and large that agreement among experts cannot be expected.
C) social factors influence sociology much more than they influence environmental science.
D) they are working through different frameworks.

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The sociologist and environmental scientist have different disciplinary frameworks, which may lead to differences in their priorities and perspectives on global climate change. This does not necessarily mean they are in disagreement, but they may have different areas of expertise and approaches to studying the issue.

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