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Like fingerprints, each person's handwriting is unique and may be used as a means of identification. Expert document examiners have long been used by courts to determine the authenticity of signatures and other writing samples. But is there more besides identification that handwriting can reveal about a person? Many claim that such analysis has been perfected in the science of "graphology" and that personality traits and accurate character readings can be deduced from a person's penmanship. <br>
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Common subject areas: self-improvement, productivity, wellness.
- Author
- Beyerstein, Barry L.
- Publisher
- Prometheus Books, Publishers
- Published
- 1992
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780879756123
- Category
- spirituality
- Subjects
- Psychology, Technology, Body Mind & Spirit
- Updated
- 2026-03-24
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