Note: If the person tends to print rather than write a cursive script, they tend to put up barriers so others cannot easily see who they really are, but you can still interpret the individual strokes.

• Acquisitive: Shown by tiny hooks at the beginning of words.  If the hook is in the middle zone, this is a need to acquire material things.  If in the upper zone, it is a need to acquire knowledge, ideas or education.
  Aggressiveness: Shown by hard right upstrokes that replace a lower loop.  Often this person needs physically aggressive outlets such a competitive sports or even violence.
  Ambivert: Shown by slant of the handwriting that is midway between vertical and a hard right-slant.  This person falls into the middle-of-the-road category on many issues.
  Analytical Thinker: Shown by a natural "V" formation at the base line, usually in m's and n's.  This person has a strong reasoning ability to sift and weigh the facts of an issue.
  Anti-Social: Shown when the lower loops of y's, g's and sometimes j's are retraced completely.  This person does not trust anyone and rarely lets people get close enough to really know him.
  Argumentative: Shown by a break-away p with a high beginning stroke.  This person tends to like to argue.
  Attentive to Details: Shown by the dots on the "i" and "j" being placed close to the stem.  The closer the dot is to the stem, the more attention the writer pays to details.  This trait contributes to good memory.  The person also tends to notice everything.