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Graphology is the study and analysis of handwriting, especially in relation to human psychology. In the
medical field, it can be used to refer to the study of handwriting as an aid in diagnosis and tracking of
diseases of the brain and nervous system. The term is sometimes used to refer to forensic document
examination.
Graphology is based upon some basic facts:
When we write, the ego is active but it is not always active to the same degree. It is at its highest level when an effort has to be made by the writer and at its lowest level when the motion of writing has gained momentum.
When the action of writing is comparatively difficult, the writer uses those forms of letters which are simpler or more familiar.
The muscular movements involved in writing are controlled by the central nervous system. The neurophysiological mechanisms which contribute to the written movement are related to conditions within the CNS and vary in accordance with them. The written strokes, therefore, reflect both transitory and long term changes in the CNS.
Most schools of thought in graphology concur that a single graphological element can be a component of many different clusters, with each cluster having a different psychological interpretation. The significance of the cluster can be assessed accurately by tracing each component of the cluster back to their origins and adapting the meaning of the latter to the conditions of the milieu in which the form appears.
Graphology is based upon some basic facts:
When we write, the ego is active but it is not always active to the same degree. It is at its highest level when an effort has to be made by the writer and at its lowest level when the motion of writing has gained momentum.
When the action of writing is comparatively difficult, the writer uses those forms of letters which are simpler or more familiar.
The muscular movements involved in writing are controlled by the central nervous system. The neurophysiological mechanisms which contribute to the written movement are related to conditions within the CNS and vary in accordance with them. The written strokes, therefore, reflect both transitory and long term changes in the CNS.
Most schools of thought in graphology concur that a single graphological element can be a component of many different clusters, with each cluster having a different psychological interpretation. The significance of the cluster can be assessed accurately by tracing each component of the cluster back to their origins and adapting the meaning of the latter to the conditions of the milieu in which the form appears.
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