Different DISC systems use different titles for each of the three, and their order can also vary from system to system.
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The three graphs that make up a profile series might closely resemble one another, or diverge significantly, depending on the particular individual involved. With practice and experience, the shapes associated with common styles become easily distinguishable.
The four points on the graph are connected by lines to establish a recognisable 'shape' for a profile. These are easy to remember, because their initials (D, I, S and C) are the reason that the DISC system is so named. This graph format shows the levels of four different basic traits or factors reading from left to right, these are Dominance, Influence, Steadiness and Compliance. The three graphs of a DISC analysis all follow the same basic format, an example of which can be seen on the left. In combination, the set of three is known as a DISC 'profile series'. Each of these three graphs (or 'profiles') describes a particular side to the candidate's approach. Having collected an individual's responses to a DISC questionnaire, collated and calculated the results, the final outcome is a set of three graphs.
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