Module 6 — Four errors: recognise, understand, correct

• Recognise the error: labelling a signal as a fixed meaning.
• Understand the effect: the label hides sequence, context, and uncertainty.
• Correct the process: return to observable description and the three DC360® perspectives.
• Verify the correction: make one safe adjustment and compare the response.

Typical errors include reading isolated signals, ignoring the person’s contribution, overlooking environmental pressure, and changing several variables at once.