Handwriting Analysis Quick Reference Guide for Beginners provides insights into personality traits revealed through handwriting. Authored by Bart A. Baggett, this guide serves as an introductory resource for those interested in graphology. It outlines various handwriting characteristics, including emotional gauges and personality traits, making it ideal for beginners and enthusiasts alike. The guide features practical applications of handwriting analysis in personal and professional settings, helping readers understand themselves and others better. This resource is perfect for anyone looking to explore the fascinating world of handwriting analysis.

Key Points

  • Explains key personality traits revealed through handwriting analysis
  • Includes emotional gauges to interpret emotional states
  • Offers practical applications for personal and professional use
  • Ideal for beginners interested in graphology and self-discovery
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Handwriting Analysis
Quick Reference Guide for Beginners
By Bart A. Baggett
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Shown by hard right upstrokes that replace a lower loop. The aggressive person pushes forward into
Shown by a person’s slant that is midway between a vertical and a hard right-slant. This person
Extremely small writing. People that write tiny have the ability to shut everything out of their mind
High ending strokes that go up in the air much like a child raising his hand in class for attention.
Down-slanted
Shown by the size of the capital letters. Capitals 4-5 times the middle zone indicate a writer with an
Shown by an obvious slant variation from left to right in the same sentence. This person has trouble
Shown by a consistent leftward slant. The upstrokes and slant are a minimum of 90 degrees from
Shown in the figure eight shape anywhere in the writing. Most commonly found in the lower loop of
plan ahead, high goals, high personal expectations, and an overall good self-image. This is the key to
from the crowd. In adulthood, she has a fear of being ordinary and must call attention to herself by
way life is. He thinks independently of what others believe. His dress and choices in life tend to be
tendency to exaggerate the tangible aspects of life. Has great ability to visualize and see things
down is irritation at the present situation. Slash left is irritated at themselves. Slash right is toward
Shown when the lower loops of
Shown by no upper zone strokes. Writing that stays in the middle zone. Immature. These people get
higher the incline, the more optimistic she is. She is sure tomorrow will be better and always looks
The baseline will be straight and even. This handwriting is that of a person who spends time putting
Strokes that double back over the letter and end toward the right. Usually located in the
Lower loops that are incomplete. This signifies the presence of frustration in areas such as
forming a dual meaning to whatever is said and is often mixed with humor. Sarcastic people have a
Shown by very long
-bar that is crossed predominately on the left side of the stem. Procrastinators will put off until
the curve, the more self-control is being implemented. An umbrella shape signifies the person is
Shown by the backward crossed
Shown by the increasing height of the humps on the
Long, narrow loops usually in the
Revealed by an underline below one’s signature. This person possesses strong leadership qualities,
Shown by a
Long lower loops running into the writing below. This writer has too many projects going on at one
Shown by heavy pressure on the
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FAQs

What are the personality traits revealed in handwriting analysis?
Handwriting analysis reveals various personality traits through specific strokes and characteristics. For instance, aggressiveness is indicated by hard right upstrokes, while attention to detail is shown by dots on the 'i' and 'j' being placed close to the stem. Other traits include ambivert characteristics, which are reflected in a slant that is midway between vertical and hard right, and emotional responsiveness, indicated by a hard rightward slant. Each trait provides insights into the writer's personality and behavior.
How does handwriting indicate emotional responsiveness?
Emotional responsiveness in handwriting is indicated by a hard rightward slant. The farther the writing slants to the right, the more the writer is subject to emotional stimuli. This trait signifies a person who naturally relates to others' emotions and has a constant need for affection, often being very expressive with their feelings. Such individuals can easily connect with others and are influenced by their emotional experiences.
What does a high crossed t-bar signify in handwriting analysis?
A high crossed t-bar signifies high self-esteem and confidence in handwriting analysis. This trait indicates ambition, the ability to plan ahead, and high personal expectations. Writers with this characteristic tend to have a good self-image, which is crucial for personal success and happiness. The prominence of the t-bar reflects the writer's assertiveness and self-worth.
What does the presence of large lower loops in letters indicate?
Large and wide lower loops in letters such as 'y', 'g', and 'j' indicate strong physical imagination and a tendency to exaggerate tangible aspects of life. This characteristic suggests that the writer has a vivid ability to visualize and may be gullible. Additionally, big loops in the letter 'h' reveal philosophical imagination, highlighting a creative and expansive thought process.
How can handwriting reveal a person's level of trust?
Handwriting can reveal a person's level of trust through the formation of lower loops in letters like 'y', 'g', and 'j'. When these loops are retraced completely, it signifies a lack of trust and fear of intimacy, indicating that the individual is anti-social and reluctant to let others get close. This behavior often stems from a fear of emotional hurt, creating barriers to forming intimate relationships.
What does a down-turned 'y' or 'g' signify in handwriting?
A down-turned 'y' or 'g' that does not cross the baseline signifies a fear of success. This characteristic indicates that the writer may come close to achieving success but then withdraws or turns away, often leading to feelings of dejection. Such individuals may struggle with achieving their goals due to this psychological barrier.
What traits are associated with a dominant handwriting style?
A dominant handwriting style is characterized by a down-slanted t-bar with a blunt ending. This indicates that the person tends to be in control and likes to take charge, guiding others without causing anger. Conversely, a sharper down-slanted t-bar suggests a domineering personality, where the individual insists on control and may exhibit sarcasm or cruelty when their desires are unmet.

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