DISC style ranking
Which DISC results come up most among people who chose to join from their result page.
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DISC style shares in published studies
The ranking above counts mind.io participants; below are sourced Korean studies. In a review of 91 Korean papers (Lee, 2019), Influence was the most common, at 35%, but among 198 nursing students (Kim, 2018), Steadiness came first, at 48.5%.
| Style | Review of 91 papers Lee, 2019 | 198 nursing students Kim, 2018 | 120 comics and animation students Kim, 2017 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Decision (D) | 18% | 10.6% | 21.7% |
| Influence (I) | 35% | 33.8% | 41.7% |
| Steadiness (S) | 27% | 48.5% | 10.0% |
| Conscientious (C) | 20% | 7.1% | 26.7% |
The papers call D Dominance. The review’s shares are the whole numbers in its abstract, which does not say how they were combined. Both samples used the Korean version of the Korea Educational Consulting Institute and are students of one department at one or two universities, so these are not shares for all Koreans.
The review’s shares are the whole numbers in its abstract, and the two samples are students of one department at one or two universities, so these are not shares for all Koreans. The mind.io ranking counts the results of people who chose to join, with different test items, so the two cannot be compared directly. The guide covers the studies and how to read the numbers.
DISC style percentages: a review of 91 Korean studies and two student samples →This shows people who chose to join from their result page. It is not the share of each type in the population, and the numbers count entries, not people. Entries are anonymous and unverified, so automated ones may be mixed in. A test’s ranking appears only after at least 30 entries. The ranking updates every few minutes.
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