The person-in-environment (PIE) classification system helps practitioners:

a. understand why clients choose their dysfunctional systems and environments.
b. understand the interrelationships between clients and the system or environment.
c. understand clients within their social contexts but is unable to address any culturally relevant dimensions.
d. make sense of the client's perceptions of their environment.


b

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