(Solved): The context within which a person lives and functions is important because you cannot adequately und ...

The context within which a person lives and functions is important because you cannot adequately understand a person without also being able to understand the context in which the person functions and interacts. context and the micro level are the same thing. context provides an inadequate understanding of how the person lives and functions. context refers to social groups and social policies that do not really affect how a client lives and functions.