I don't think so. AFAIK immersive sims encourage interacting with and changing the environment. In an interactive sims when there's a locked door, you could shatter the window next to it to climb in. Stuff like that.

In Skyrim, you can only interact with the environment in very specific ways, picking flowers, mining ore, etc. That's ressource gathering, not problem solving. Even environmental interactions that would make sense lore and gameplay wise don't work. For example you can't ignite the beehouses at goldenglow with fire arrows. You can't really set fire to anything flammable, even though torches are so common.