When It Is Used
Use it when social role and relationship functioning need focused assessment within a broader person-in-environment understanding.
Factor I: Social Role & Relationship Functioning
Factor I: Social Role & Relationship Functioning is a Person-in-Environment assessment configuration for practitioners assessing how a client is functioning in social roles and relationships. It helps practitioners organize strengths, adequate functioning, difficulties, and links to broader presenting needs.
Explore a sample Factor I profile with fictional role entries, source attribution, strength and difficulty distinctions, and a review output.
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Tool guide
Learn more about this tool
Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
What It Captures
The profile captures role or relationship domain entries, reported and observed functioning, strengths, difficulties, source attribution, and links to presenting needs.
Important Limits
The tool is Factor I, not a full PIE worksheet, relationship map, diagnosis tool, or environmental problem profile.
Does Factor I include the full PIE assessment?
No. It is limited to social role and relationship functioning and may feed into a broader PIE assessment where applicable.
Are exact Factor I domains included in the demo?
No. Exact domains and codes are unresolved by the supplied record, so the demo uses a configuration placeholder rather than fabricated content.
Can strengths and difficulties appear in the same domain?
Yes. Strengths and difficulties may coexist in the same role or relationship domain and should remain visible.