Reliability of the Graphoanalytic Approach to Handwriting Analysis

Dorothy Galbraith

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Psychological Testing and Assessment Personality Traits and Psychology Reliability and Agreement in Measurement

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Three graphoanalysts judged specimens of handwriting for five personality traits: attention to detail, domineeringness, persistence, self-consciousness, and stubbornness. The average inter-judge correlation was .78. Reliability is, therefore, established. Advantages of handwriting analysis that enhance its potential validity are pointed out, especially its vulnerability to faking and artifactual changes.

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