What does your handwriting says about you...? The research carried out by the National Pen Company brought together a range of graphology studies to create its infographic. According to the graphic, the size of someones handwriting can determine the type of personality they have. People with small handwriting tend to be shy, studious and meticulous, whereas outgoing people who love attention will have larger handwriting. If handwriting is an average size - in that the top of the letters sit. just below the centre of line - the writer is well-adjusted and adaptable. Moving onto the spacing of words, people who leave large gaps between words enjoy their freedom and dont like to be crowded, while people who write words close together cant stand to be alone and might be intrusive. If handwriting slants to the right the person is open to new experiences and enjoy meeting new people. If handwriting slants to the left, that person tends to keep themselves to themselves. People whose handwriting doesnt slant in either direction are logical and practical. Personality traits are also identifiable by the way individual letters are written. According to the graphic, the type of looping created by the letters l and e can suggest a persons nature, for example, wide loops means someone is relaxed and spontaneous as well as open minded. Alternatively, people who write narrow loops tend to be skeptical of others and may restrict themselves from certain activities, which causes feelings of tension. The way people dot their is and cross their ts can also be a personality indicator. If the dot of the letter is situated high above the base it suggests the writer has a great imagination. If the dot is close to the base, they are organised and empathetic. Procrastinators tend to dot their is and js to the left of the base letter, while child-like personality types will draw their dots as circles. For more follow @ayeniekundayo Certified Social Media Strategist(USA)
Posted on: Fri, 06 Jun 2014 07:22:45 +0000
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