Through hundreds of organized samples of diverse handwriting styles, this workbook shows you how to analyze what they indicate, taking into account the differences between scrawling a note for the children and applying for a job. The ability to analyzehandwriting helps you to see what kind of a personality you are dealing with, so you can make better decisions in your life; Mr. Branston makes this ability easily attainable in this exciting book.
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43 of 50 people found the following review helpful:
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This guy would be better off reading tea leaves,
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This review is from: Graphology Explained: A Workbook (Paperback)
This is the worst example of graphology I have ever seen, in my life. It would take this man weeks, no -- MONTHS to make heads or tails of my personality based on the information provided. First of all, he could probably tell you what you are like if you have extremely abnormal handwriting. His studies are based on comparison -- this book might as well be shelved with the tea leaf reading or tarot books you could find at the library. The biggest problem is that his samples were created solely for the study. The subjects gave samples they knew would be under scrutiny. The result turns out to poor: a tense and defensive group. He fails to see the big picture. He doesn't point out what makes a certain sample revealing of a person, he says that a person is great at penmanship in figure 59, but not that the person also has a short temper. He misses the greatest part of graphology: that a person's handwriting changes throughout their letter. He is more likely to give you an example of their strangest writing rather than their most common writing. Sigh, I am disappointed that I have read books on graphology 40 years older than this one, and more accurate.
19 of 22 people found the following review helpful:
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Fully recommend it for those starting out in graphology,
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This review is from: Graphology Explained: A Workbook (Paperback)
Barry gives a nonspeculative and fundamental approach to the entire process. From analyzing basic form and layout to writing a final report on a sample of handwriting. Since reading other books about graphology, I have come to appreciate Barry's basic conclusions and thorough step-by-step guide to overall analysis. Highly recommended ! ! !
16 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
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Branston Is Brilliant,
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This review is from: Graphology Explained: A Workbook (Paperback)
I received this book for Christmas and it is layed out perfectly! Especially for me- a beginner. There are pictures on every page and Branston explains things to the fullest extreme. If you are into graphology or want to learn more about handwriting analysis just for fun, this is the book to get!
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The first thing we usually notice about a person's handwriting, or script, is the size, especially when it is particularly large or small. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
rightward slant, small middle zone, large middle zone, covering strokes, experienced graphologist, copybook forms, leftward slant, thread writers, slant writer, garland forms, extreme connection, terminal strokes, speed assessment, horizontal tension, initial stroke, lower loops, form level, handwriting analysis, end strokes, falling lines, lower zone Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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The first thing we usually notice about a person's handwriting, or script, is the size, especially when it is particularly large or small. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
rightward slant, small middle zone, large middle zone, covering strokes, experienced graphologist, copybook forms, leftward slant, thread writers, slant writer, garland forms, extreme connection, terminal strokes, speed assessment, horizontal tension, initial stroke, lower loops, form level, handwriting analysis, end strokes, falling lines, lower zone Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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- Crime and Sex in Handwriting by Patricia Marne on page 29, page 226, and Back Matter
- Personality in Handwriting by Eric Singer on page 104, and Back Matter
- Handwriting: A Personality Projection by Frank Victor in Back Matter
- The Psychology of Handwriting: Secrets of Handwriting Analysis by Nadya Olyanova in Back Matter
- Interpreting Handwriting by Jane Paterson in Back Matter
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