Factor Combinations (FCs)

Learn and explore the power of Factor Combinations. When factors cross the Midpoint (one High, one Low) they are more expressive. For Factor Combinations that are both Higher or Lower than the Midpoint, they are less expressive. What are FCs?

• The interaction between two Primary Factors is known as a Factor Combination.
• The wider the spread between the two Factors in the combination, the stronger the expression of the relationship in the person’s behavior.
• Combinations that cross the pattern’s Midpoint are typically the most pronounced and will result in a much stronger expression of the relationship between the two Factors.