The connection between man’s handwriting and his character is the science of graphology. It is far from universal, because any person is so complex that it is impossible to learn everything about her only by writing. However, some conclusions about a person, based on an analysis of his handwriting, can be made. To conduct the study, give the subject a sheet of non-lined paper and ask him to write a small dictation - lines 10-15.
Instruction manual
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Look at the fields. The narrow field on the left indicates a person who is frugal, sometimes even pettiness. At the same time, he is a faithful family man, of those about whom they say "everything carries to the house." If the left field above is wider than below, then the test subject is most likely selfish and stingy. The wide left margin indicates that the person who wrote was active, generous and open. Too wide a field indicates a wasteful, boastful individual, prone to splurge.
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Line out the sheet with a ruler and look at the direction of the lines. If they go straight, then the person who wrote is self-confident, calm, prudent, trusting. He has a strong will and a developed sense of duty. The lines go up - the subject is decisive, brave, ambitious, determined to succeed. The lines going down indicate a pessimistic, sentimental, insecure person. Dodgy, lying people write in waves. If the lines are first understood and then omitted, then this is a fickle person who likes to take on several things at once. If the lines are first lowered and then raised, then this person does not like to get down to business, but if he does, he seeks to finish the job faster.
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Pay attention to the slope of the letters. Strong tilt to the right, i.e. almost "lying" letters, speaks of the intemperance and temper of the individual. A slight inclination to the right indicates a kind and sympathetic person. A sharp slope to the right (45 degrees) is done by people with a strong will and self-control, restrained and moral. The slope of the letters to the left indicates the secrecy and cunning of the owner. Letters tilted in different directions indicate insecurity, inner discord and a good sense of humor. Handwriting without tilt indicates the harmony and poise of the writer.
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Rate the size and shape of the letters. Large handwriting happens in sociable and open people, small - in closed and secretive ones. Angular letters are characteristic of selfish individuals, rounded - kind. With strong pressure, strong-willed, strong personalities write, with weak - insecure people. Calligraphic writing indicates a balanced, calm, obligatory person. Movable, impulsive, energetic people illegibly write. Sweeping handwriting happens with fun people and jokers.
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Rate the integrity of handwriting. If the letters are written together, then this indicates the good logic of the writer. They are written separately by those who rely more on intuition. As a rule, these are people with a developed aesthetic sense. The owner’s special giftedness is evidenced by the handwriting, in which some lines are only partially visible.
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Look at the line endings. Large gaps arising from the reluctance to carry over the words in words indicate caution. And if the line is filled to the very end and some letters are narrowed, the owner of the handwriting feels the need to speak.