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COMPUTER-AIDED HANDWRITING ANALYSIS PERSONALITY PROFILE:
SUBJECT No.  2634 

ANALYSIS INSTIGATED BY: Mary Theresa Kristie

SUBJECT NAME:  

Trait                None    Mild       Moderate   Substantial    Extreme
                          1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    9    10
INDEPENDENCE:.........
ASSERTIVENESS:........|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
SUBMISSIVENESS:.......
PERFECTIONISM:........|||||||||||||||
AMBITION:.............
AGGRESSION:...........
EXTRAVERSION:.........||||||||||||||||||||
WORLDLINESS:..........||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||

To begin the analysis, the first aspect of the handwriting to consider is the flow.
Some handwriting is rigid and taut, as if the forward movement of the pen has been
restrained, while other script has great flow, fluency and vitality. This handwriting
adopts the middle line between these two extremes. The subject has carefully maintained
a style which achieves a middle ground between complete freedom and total control. This
reflects a desire to avoid extremes, and it is also likely to reveal itself in other
aspects of his life. He may tend to adopt either a controlled and conformist
attitude or, equally, may choose to follow a freer, less conformist lifestyle. Which
course is adopted will very much depend on the circumstances at the time, and is never
likely to be as extreme as would be found in individuals with fully restrained or released
script. Thus, the subject is flexible and adaptable to the demands of a particular
situation in a way that other types of writers would find almost impossible.          

  The pressure used throughout the script is average in intensity, indicating that the
subject is able to maintain a balance between too much activity and too great a degree
of lethargy. As a result, he lacks the intense drive and enthusiasm shown by writers with
heavy pressure, but will be equally tolerant of inactivity in those who use a lower
pressure in their script. He will be good at working methodically at the more routine
tasks.                                                                                

  The subject has a signature that is smaller than 77% of the population, and as a result
has a lower opinion of himself than the average signer and prefers to avoid the limelight.
  Even in a position of power he is unlikely to seek acclaim and attention. He is somewhat
more modest than a writer with a bigger signature and can more readily accept criticism.

  Although the subject has a smaller than average signature, which indicates a general
lack of confidence, within established relationships and amongst people that he already
knows he can appear dominant and assertive. He finds it quite easy to ask for favours
without feeling too much embarrassment and prefers to behave according to his own needs
rather than those of his companions.                                                  
  As a result he could well try to put himself at an advantage, even if it inconveniences
those around him. 
  The assertive personality is revealed by the height of the capital letters in comparison
to the other 'ascenders'. The subject uses capitals  which are generally much larger
than the other ascending characters. He is thus able to speak out forthrightly, defending
 himself vigorously when under attack and is able to talk quite frankly about personal
matters without feeling too self-conscious.                                            
  In a quarrel he is likely to argue openly and will staunchly defend his rights, even on
trivial matters.                                                                      
  The subject could make a good sales person, and is equally as effective at resisting
sales talk. He is less likely to feel self-conscious in the presence of superiors, and
does not mind their attention when engaged in a task which he can do well.            
   He is unlikely to hesitate over complaining about shoddy goods or poor service.     
   He also makes a good host, and can liven up a party.                                
  If he feels the need to flout social convention he may do quite openly.             
   He has the makings of a strong leader, but in position of power may be intolerant of
other opinions if they clash with his. If prevented from expressing his views, or if
 he feels that he is not being taken seriously enough he may become quite irritated.   

  Certain embellishments within the handwriting indicate quite a high level of worldliness
or sophistication. The subject has a desire to appear worldly, sophisticated or poised.
  Although extroverted and outgoing, he is somewhat emotionally detached from his social
encounters and may be superficial in personal relationships. He may be manipulative, and
exploit some social contacts which have been developed by means of his extrovert behaviour.

  The handwriting shows expansiveness, and this use of space is linked with an extravert
personality.                                                                          
  The subject has an above average physical and mental need for space around him and
hates to be confined. When writing, this hunger for space reveals itself in a desire to
cover as much paper as possible with his letters and words.                           
  Expansiveness is also the cornerstone of his social relationships. He prefers company,
such as a noisy party, rather than being left alone to watch television or read a book.
 He probably has many friendships, but all maintained at a fairly superficial level.   
  He prefers more excitement and risk than the average person, taking life lightly as
a result. He probably appears impulsive, blurting out remarks without thinking first,
buying goods on impulse, and making major decisions about his life on the whim of the
moment. He could be easily bored and often yearns for change and variety. He is likely
to freely express his feelings and moods, even if he tries to cover them up. He is not
too concerned by some disorder and lack of control,
                                 and may even become bored if there is too much order in his life.