The Person-In Environment Perspective Involves

The person-in environment perspective involves:

A) The transactions between people and environments that inhibit growth, development but also promotes the capacity of environments to support the diversity of human potential.
B) The transactions between people and environments that promote or inhibit the capacity of environments to support the diversity of human potential.
C) The transactions between people and environments that release human potential.
D) The transactions between people and environments that, on the one hand, promote or inhibit growth, development, and the release of human potential and, on the other hand, promote or inhibit the capacity of environments to support the diversity of human potential.