Graphologists argue that there is a direct connection between a person's character and his handwriting, since the writer's brain subconsciously guides his hand. It is the work of the brain that explains the change in handwriting as we grow up. Modern scientists distinguish 8 main features by which you can create a psychological portrait of a person - the shape and size of letters, inclination, pressure intensity, direction of handwriting, writing speed, the nature of the spelling of words and the signature.
Handwriting size
Small handwriting is a sign of isolation, shyness, scrupulousness and diligence.
Medium-sized handwriting is a balanced person, able to quickly adapt to a new environment and easily finds a common language with strangers.
Large handwriting is a straightforward, sociable person, striving to be in the center of attention, confident in himself and his strengths.
Distance between words
A small distance between words - a person does not tolerate loneliness, so at times it can be too intrusive.
A large distance between words - a person loves freedom, seeks to be alone with himself.
Incline
Tilt to the right - a person is open to new experience and knowledge, and also likes to make acquaintances with new people.
Tilt to the left - a person wants to keep aloof, prefers to work individually rather than in a team, has a rebellious character.
Without a tilt - a person does not allow emotions to dominate the mind, he is calculating, practical and logical.
Letter shape
The rounded shape of the letters - a person has a creative and artistic mindset, he is kind and sympathetic.
The pointed shape of the letters is an intelligent, inquisitive, selfish and uncritical person.
Associated letters - a logical person, makes decisions deliberately and carefully.
The letters are not connected - the person has a developed intuition.
Page margins
Fields on the left side - a person lives with a constant glance at past experience.
Fields on the right side - a person experiences fear of the unknown and worries about his future.
Lack of fields - a person is in constant emotional stress, it is difficult for him to relax.
Pressure force
Strong pressure - a person has a pronounced sense of duty, is distinguished by a serious and responsible approach to business. Also, too much pressure can indicate stiffness and inability to perceive criticism.
Light pressure is an open and sensitive person.
The speed of writing and the nature of the lines
High writing speed - a person is impatient, does not like to wait long and values his time.
Slow writing speed - a person is collected, patient, inclined to rely on his own strength.
Straight lines - a person has a calm and reasonable character, can realistically assess his capabilities.
The lines go up - the person is an optimist.
Lines go down - a pessimist person.
Uneven, wavy lines - a cunning person, rarely experiences a sense of guilt and pangs of conscience.
Signature
The signature is easy to read - the person is open, confident, not inclined to pretend to be what he really is not.
An illegible signature is a secretive person, he is often not understood by others.
The signature, consisting of loops, is a cunning and observant person.
Strikethrough signature - a person has an impulsive character.
The signature with circled letters is a timid and reserved person.
Zigzag signature - a person cannot always cope with his emotions, has an unbalanced character.
A signature with a stroke is a sign of emotionality.
A signature without a stroke is an intelligent and calculating person.
What else can you identify with handwriting?
High blood pressure - Spelling words with varying degrees of pressure can be a sign of high blood pressure, especially if a person starts writing lightly and ends with too much pressure.
Alzheimer's disease - with a deterioration in mental abilities, handwriting becomes uneven and uncertain, there is a tremor when writing.
Schizophrenia is a frequent change in slope within a single sentence or word.
