Handwriting Differences in Individuals with Presence and Absence of Antisocial Behaviour

Every literate human have their own distinctive handwriting characteristics that is of course embedded. Handwriting is that the photograph of the inner conflicts going on. It might be used as a projective test to review part that the person resist or generally is unaware of to share. This study makes an attempt by finding out that whether or not is it attainable to spot the criminal behaviour by a person' handwriting, as a result of delinquent behaviors are extremely current among kids and adolescents yet as adults. once these behaviors reach clinical significance they place a high burden on the individual, his or her immediate encompassing and society in general, higher insight into the correlates of delinquent behavior is required so as to develop adequate bar and intervention methods matched to a private’s personal risk to have interaction in antisocial behavior and skill associated risk factors. During this study 25 handwriting samples (22 males and three females) of individuals with high antisocial behaviour were analysed and compared with those of people with low antisocial behaviour and the study concludes that from a graphologist’s purpose of view, the writing of an individual with high antisocial behaviour will typically be delineate as that like a brick in the wall, rather trite, with a very little rhythm, inflexibility, dull and plentiful in abnormalities.