FACT: Handwriting evaluation dates back to its use by the Greek philosopher, Aristotle, and by the Chinese in the 4th century. In the field of psychiatry, Alfred Adler and Sigmund Freud used it as part of their analysis of patients.
Question: What is Handwriting Analysis?
Answer:
Handwriting Analysis is personality assessment specifically designed to help fill the void... in your private, social, and business affairs. When used correctly by competent professionals, deciphering the meaning behind the meaning... of an individual's personality fears and defenses... (handwriting's invisible individualized components comprising brain-writing's power to create its own subliminal transitional exposition through its sensual personality's painful and/or joyful thoughts and feelings... in other words, children's role-playing through play-acting)... becomes painstakingly effortless.
Question: What makes Handwriting Analysis so different?
Answer: Handwriting Analysis is different because, unlike all other known behavioral testing systems, it does not need the client to be present, since all his/her necessary psychological criterion is physically documented, beforehand, when the unpretentious handwriting sample is given. Thus, this unique scientific personality testing procedure surely eliminates the typical accompaniment of the respondent's pretense, test shock, biased answers, and the resultant square peg for the round hole syndrome.
FYI: The Federal Rules of Evidence/Under Rule 702/Testimony by Experts states: "If scientific, technical or other specialized knowledge will assist the Trier of Fact to understand the evidence or to determine a fact in issue, a witness qualified as an expert by knowledge, skill, experience, training, or education, may testify thereto in the form of an opinion or otherwise."
MODERN MAN'S Two Brain Sides:
1. The Left Side handles... logic, control and mathematics.
2. The Right Side handles... art, imagination and intuition.
NOTE: The Pineal Gland acts as a link... for psychic purposes.
THREE BASIC BODY TYPES:
1. Endomorph: soft, round, plump and short
2. Mesomorph: big-boned, muscular, hard, square and well-balanced
3. Ectomorph: tall, thin, and large skull
THREE BASIC PERSONALITY GROUP TYPES:
1. Endomorph: social, relaxed, talkative, sybaritic and self-indulgent
2. Mesomorph: energetic, assertive, courageous, optimistic and sports minded
3. Ectomorph: introverted, shy, intellectual, inhibited and unsociable
RE: Dr. William H. Sheldon (1899-1977), Harvard Physician-Psychologist
