Written words reveal people's personality and health

According to the study of the US National Pen Company, a person's handwriting can reveal about 5,000 different personality traits , based on whether the person places the distance between letters, sign and even links How to connect the letters "o" and "s" to other letters in a word.

Even handwriting can be used to identify potential health problems, including schizophrenia or high blood pressure as well as the owner's current energy level.

The whole process of handwriting analysis is called writing research . It is classified as "scientific pseudo" because there is still much debate about its accuracy when identifying the physical and psychological attributes of people.

However, many companies still use the results of writing research in the recruitment process. This method is also used in legal disputes.

The American National Pen Corporation's team collected the results of a series of handwriting studies to produce their summarized table.

According to these conclusions, handwriting size can shape the personality of the owner. Specifically, people with small scripts tend to be shy, diligent and meticulous; while sociable people, like to be noticed, will write larger letters.

If the handwriting is of medium size and the highest part of the letters is directly below the center of the line, the writer is very good at adjusting and adaptable.

Considering the distance between words, those who leave wide spaces between words often prefer freedom and don't like cramping. Meanwhile, people who write close to each other cannot stand loneliness and can make others suffer.

If the letters are tilted to the right, the owner is someone who likes new experiences and likes to meet new people. Conversely, if the letters are tilted to the left, the person tends to prefer to be self-contained. For writers who are not inclined in any direction, they are judged to be logical and pragmatic.

According to the team, personality traits can also be identified by writing each letter. For example, the type of loop writing in the letters "l" and "e" can show the nature of a person, in which the broad ring is synonymous with a gentle, natural person and an open mind. Meanwhile, people writing narrow circles tend to be skeptical about others and may limit themselves to certain activities, leading to feelings of stress.

The way a person writes a dot of an "i" or a dash of the "t" can also hide their own personality. If the dot is high, away from the lower part of the "i", it may indicate a very imaginative owner. If the dot is close to the lower part, the owner is an organized person and rich in sympathy.

People who are hesitant tend to write a dot of the "i" and the "j" goes to the left of the lower body, while those with a childlike personality will use circles to represent the dot. The lines in the position of the dot mean that the writer does not tolerate unsatisfactory or too strict and uncomfortable with those who do not learn from their mistakes.

Long dashing lines on the "t" mean a steady and enthusiastic person, but at the same time stubborn. In contrast, people writing short dash lines seem to be lazy.

Those who write round letters seem rich in creativity and artistic talent, while sharp letters are indicative of aggressiveness or intelligence. The letters attached to each other mean the owner is a logical person.

For those who write the letter "o" with a circle or hole above the head, it refers to them speaking and being friendly, while the closed "o" writer is usually discreet.

Similarly, the roundly written "s" means the owner is someone who always satisfies others, but if the lower part of the letter is too wide, it reveals that the writer may not follow the heart of yourself in career or other activities.

Those who emphasize pen when writing, act that cause bold and bigger scripts, always make commitments and take things seriously, but do not cope well with criticism. In contrast, less-written writers tend to be more sympathetic and sensitive, but lack of persistent energy.

In addition, stressed writing is also a sign of high energy, while mild penmanship can be a function of fatigue.

Scribbled and unclear signatures indicate that the owner is an extremely discreet and confusing person. While the easy-to-read signature demonstrates that the employer is confident, comfortable with what is inherent and not interested in trying to appear different.

If someone writes fast, they may be impatient and dislike delaying or wasting time. Meanwhile, people write slowly and are more confident.

Writing can also reveal the health of a person, such as those with high blood pressure, who will write at the time of writing, not writing.

Subjects with schizophrenia tend to write inclined left-handed letters arbitrarily and this is considered a sign of "non-stop access to reality".

One of the symptoms of Parkinson's disease is small, hard-to-read scripts.

Writing with many significant changes in a text signifies lies.