MKULTRA SUBPROJECT 83 (28 DOCUMENTS WITH PUBDATES FROM 580418 TO 600919 )

• Document Type: SPECIALCOLLECTION
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): 00017485
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
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• Document Page Count: 45
• Document Creation Date: September 25, 2024
• Document Release Date: September 8, 1976
• Publication Date: April 18, 1958

Editorial Prolect
Expenses
1, 1959 through June 30, 1960
14 months
Furniture and Fixtures 213.25
Salaries 18,135.41
Taxes S 575.56
Rent 1,725.00
Travel 914.52
Miscellaneous 11.23
Office Supplies 78.39
Communications 80.00
Brainwashing BAbliography 218.48
Total 14 month Expenditures
$ 214951.86
certify that this is a true statement of expenditures for this
project for the period covered.
Received for this period $25,000.00
of 12 months not
including months of 21,951.86
May and June which have
been included to bring this
to the fiscal year
Balance to be used during Fiscal Year 1960-61 $3,048.14
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Sept. 19, 1960
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Hand
Graphology Expenses
July 1959 through August 1960
Total Expenditures
ting Magazine Project -
Amount in Grapholcv Account-
S11,449.46
Expend. 8,627.82
Ralance $ 2,821.64*
1,716.40
979.00
3,342,42
380.00
150.00
190.00
125.00
100.00
125.00
125.00
35.00
75.00
190.00
125.00
125.00
125.00
$7,907.82
720.00
$8,627.82
I certify that this is a true account of expenses paid
on the above project.
*This balance is continually changing as more expenses continue. Part of
the funds will be utilized in the preparation of the report to be
published.
EDITORIAL PROJECT
EXPENDITURES Nay 1, 1939 through March. 31, 1960
11 Month,
Salaries
$13.910.42
Equipment
213.25
Taxes
229.22
Rent &Utilities
1.380.00
Travel
672.48
Office Supplies
33.23
Communications
40.00
Miscell=neous
11.23
Total Expenditures $16,489.85
N. B. Office Supplies, p - tilities for the most part
were absorbed by t
The anticipated expenditures for the 12th montbcare $1,700.00.
Total anticipated expenditures for 12 months $18,189.85.
Total Budget and funds received $25,000.00
Less Expenditures 18,189.8';
Balance to be carried over
for fiscal May 1, 1960 to
May 1, 1961.
$ 6,810.15*
*This sum is left since the anticipated assistant _AL
hired.
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April 1, 1960
STATUS OF GRAPHOLOGY FUNDS
Total Funds available as of May 1, 1959
$11,449.46
Funds Upended
4,446.55
Balance as of April 1, 1960
$ 7,002.91
Anticipated Expenditures:
Publication of Gr!lipbology
Completion of First Phase
$3,000.00
1,000.00
Phase two and three are indeterminate at this time
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The Board�of Directors of th
P r new scientific grap
DeceMber 28, 1959
s ap
Aevi
amount of .$360.0 Moll represents
the semi-annual paymen on e an you. ihe second payment
will be made on or about July 1, 1960.
AS previously mentioned, at the end of the first year, the
Board of Directors will review your progress and at that time will
determine further support.
The following conditions apply to the utilization of these funds:
1. An annual and informal progress report to be submitted
during the month ,of December.
2. An annual accounting of funds to be rendered for our records.
3. The Review shall contain the following notice
Other than the above conditions, it is required that funds be
expended entirely for the publication desiolated and that no profits
accrue to any individual.
The Board of Directors and the scintific advisors to theligliftrjoin
me in wishing you well in this endeavor. Please call upon us for any
assistance that we may be able to provide.
'Sincerely,
Executive Secretary
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Memorandum to:
From:
Subject:
isioampt
December 11, 1959
the above nam
cal Review
This is an invited. proposal, the first that we have been able to
stimulate despite the fact that we have been working in graphology
for two years now. It is particularly appr.. sur needs in
that A. It gives us contact with the entir aphology /477
community and B. It achieves this relation 1.--- - ery modest cost ,F
on a participating basis.
I recommend that a supplement to our Handwriting Analysis Task
Budget be made in the amount fs . This amount is larger than
estimated budget submitted ,
because it is my opinion
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opinion that as his work progresses under the stimulus our grant
will provide, he will find he has not allowed sufficient funds to
achieve his objectives.
Enclosure il ilp11111.11111111111111/0Proposal. Enclosure 7+2 is
our letter of commit which transmits a first payment on the grant
in the amount of $300.
My unorthodox action in making this transmittal was dictated
by the small amount involved, by the deliberation and planning
which has borne the approval and consent of our Directors and 4111116
and by my strongly felt need to respond quickly to this proposal
for public relations purposes. If, after consideration, you feel
that this grant should not be made, there are sufficient administrative
funds on h to cover the first year's grant and these can be diverted
from othe projects.
RECEIPT
I hereby acknowledge receipt of the following:
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, APR
0 1959
12 MAY
1959
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27 March 1959
� MEMORANDUM FOR: THE COMPTROLLER
ATTENTION Finastee Division
SUBJECT MICILTRA. Subproject No. 83.
Authorisation #3
Under the authority granted in the Memorandum dated
13 April 1953 from the DCI to the DDiA, and the extension of
this authority in subsequent memoranda. Subproject 83 has been
approved. and $25.000.00 of the ovOr�all Project MIKULTRA
funds have been obligated ;;To cover the subproject's expenses
and should be charged to Allotment 9-2502-75-902.
Approved for Obligation
of Funds:
Et ss sarcia Director
Date:
Distribution
Orig & - Addressee
1 - TSS/FASB
Chief
TSS/ Chemical Division
I am, THAT surer: A.!:tf, A ',AAt.
0110410491,4 RFIPtiNCI
OFIARO� TO ASIONLIT No.
AUTHORIZING OFFICER
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;8 May 1959
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Finance Division
VIA : TSSiBudget Officer
SUBJECT : ALKULTRA, Subproject 83, invoice No. 3
Allotment 9-2502-75-902
I. Invoice No. 3 for the above subproject is attached. Pay-
ment should be mad* as follows:
the amount of $25, 000.
Z. Please forward the check to Chief, TSS/Chamical Division
through TSS /Budget Officer by Thursday, 28 May 1959.
3. This is a final invoice. However, since it is anticipated
that additional funds will be obligated for this project, the files should
not be closed.
Attachments:
Invoice & Certification*
Distribution
Orig & 2- Addressee
TSS/FASB
Chief
TSS/Chemical Division
19 MAY
I CUM MAI RRIOS An MALARIA
vourATIoN itmwct
WI% TO AtiOrneiT Ph. f- ,253�17/-1.1.4.
sr.1714004G OFfialt
OK THE Aiv1OUNT OF $2-4-:1�
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RECEIVED.
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For Services $25, 000. 00
CERTIFICATIONS
(1) It is hereby certified that this is Invoice No. 3 applying to Subproject
No. 83 of 14AKULTRA, that performance is satisfactory, that services are
being accomplished in accordance with mutual agreements, that a detailed
agenda of the payments and receipts is filed in TSS/CD, that this bill is
just and correct and that payment thereof has not yet been made.
Chief, TSS/Chernical Division
Date:
(2) It is hereby certified that this invoice applies to Subproject 83 under
144KULTRA which was duly approved and that the project is being carried
out in accordance with the memorandum dated 13 April 1953 from the DCI
to the DD/A, and the extension of this authority in subsequent memoranda.
Research Director
Date:
DRAFT
26 March 1959
MEMORANDUM FOR: THE RECORD
SUBJECT Continuation of MKULTRA,
Subproject No. 83
1. The purpose of Subproject No. 83 is to continue support of
the editorial and technical survey activities
S assigned to th
and is covered as an employee of th wfluring
the past eighteen months his activities have been tto make technical
surveys of social and-behavioral science matters of interest to TSS/CD%
Brarch III.
2
"11.continue to develop technical surveys on
the controversial and misunderstood areas listed below:,
a. A revision and adaptation of material already
developed on deception techniques (magic, sleight of
hand, signals, etc.)
b. Psychic phenomena and extrasensory perception
c. Subliminal perception
d. Hypnosis
e. "Truth serums"
f. Expressive movements (body type, facial characteristics,
etc.)
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4111111 He will also assist t in editing the material they develop including
,
annual reports, project summaries and conference notes.
.11 be under the supervision of the
Executive Secretary of the and will continue to work out of the
ffices. Accounting for money spent will be included in the
regular audit.
4. The total cost of this subproject will be $2,5,000.00 for a
period of one year beginning 1 May 1959. Charges should be made
against Allotment 9-2501-75-902.
5.
material by the Agency.
been cleared for access to Top Secret
Chief
TSS/Chemical Division
Approved for Obligation of Funds:
Research irector
Date:
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Distribution:
Original only
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Way 12, 1959
Memorandum
Subject: Editorial Project
The balance of funds received for the Editorial Project which carried
from May 1, 1958 through April 30, 1959 of #3,449.46 is retained and committed
along with the $8,000.00 supplement for graphology tests received in January
1959 for continuation of the work on graphology through the fiscal year-1960.
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EDITORIAL PROJECT
Expenditures
Nay 1, 1958 through April 30, 1959
Salaries
Equipment
Taxes
Travel
Reference Library
Office Supplies
C1/
Graphology
$17.797.30
373.31
283.04.
1,012.32
60.00
9.75
178.56
Miscellaneous Incl. typing fees and
rental on typewriter) 209.01
Total expenditures
Items Obligated from these funds
and to be paid in May �
Rent - April 15/30
Taxes on 1st Quarter %mop'. Ins.
Total expenditures for year
$21,388.29
57.50
104.75
$21,550.54
Please note that no charge was made for telephone, electricity,
andlalthough a small amount shove for Office Supplies, the vast
amount of supplies and postage, - �
Cash Received for this project: 15,965.89
erred from
Expenditures
Balance
Supplement received for
Special Trial Tests
5/4
9,034.11
$ 25,000.00
21,550.54
$ 3,449.4�
$ 8,000.00
RECEIPT
I hereby acknowledge receipt of the following:
000. 00, drawn on
ed Januar 13, 1959,
29 Deco:saber 1953
MEMORANDUM FOR: =Er* FINANCE DIVISION
VIA
SUBJECT
TSS/Budget Officer
ittICULTRA Subproject 83. Invoice
Allotment 94.50Z475-a
I. 'Invoice No. 2 for the above subproject is attached. Pay-
ment should be made as .follows;
Cas
the amount of $C 000.. WU on
made pa his to th
2. Please forward the check to Chief, TSS/Cherftical Division
through TSS/Budget Officer by Tuesday. 2 January 1958.
3. This is a final invoice. A total of $43,000.00 was obligated
under this subproject during FT 59. However, since it is anticipated
that additional funds will be obUgated for this project the files should
not be closed.
Attachments:
Invoice & Certifications
Distribution:
Orig & 2- Addressee
iFASB
.Acting Chic
T33/ Chemical Division
CZ:::7
esucArt::,
CHARGE. TO ALLO,....
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CHECOAT IN THE AMOUNT OF:
RECEIVED.
Atei
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INVOICE
For Services $8,000.00
CERTIFICATIONS
(I) It is hereby certified ;hat this is Invoice No. 2 applying to Subproject
No. 83 of 141CULTRA, that performance is satisfactory, that services are
being accomplished in accordance with mutual agreements, that a detailed
agenda Of the payments and receipts is filed in TSS/CD, that this bin is
just and correct and that payment thereof has not yet been made.
Acting Chief, TSS/ Chemical Division
Data:
(2) It is hereby certified that this invoice applies to Subproject 83 under
IfIKULTRA which was duly approved and that the project is being carried
out in accordance with the memorandum dated 13 April 1953 from the DCI
to the DDiA., nue the extension of this authority in subsequent memoranda.
Research Director
Date:-
16 December 1956
MEMORANDUM FOR: THE COMPTROLLER
A T T ENTION Finance Division
SUBJECT MKULTRA, Subproject No. 83
Under the authority granted in the Memorandum dated
13 April 1953 from the Da to the DD/A, and the extension of
this authority in subsequent memoranda, Subproject 83 has been
approved and n, 000.00 of the over-all Project MKULTRA
funds have been obligated to cover the subproject'* expenses
and should be charged to Allotment 9-2502-75-902.
TSS/Che33:21cal
Approved for Obligation
of .runcle
Date:z
Distribution:
Orig & Addressee
- TSS/FASB
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N/A
Support a special
research study of handwriting analysis.
11110,01, (Continuin1project)
Satisfactory
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) 16 December 1958
MEMORANDUM FOR: _WS RECORD
SUBJECT : Supplementary FUnds, MKULTRA, Subproject 83
1. The purpose of the supplement to this project is to support a
special research study of handwriting analysis. Graphologists will
categorize a number of handwriting specimens according to the degree
to which these specimens tend to reveal personality dimensions.
Other experts in handwriting analysis, including graphologists, hand-
writing identification experts and experimental psychologists, will
examine the above grams of handwriting specimens to determine any
identifiable characteristics of the actual handwriting. Both the
above phases will be repeated as a cross validation.
2. The original budget for this project did not cover the cost of
this research phase.
The specific directign of research could not
be determined until ompleted the final stages
of his survey of handwriting analysis. The attached supplementary
budget includes estimated fees for graphologists and administration
costs associated only with this research phase.
3. The total additional cost of this project will not exceed
$8,000.00, (thereby bringing to a total of $33,000.00 funds Obligated
to I May 1959), to be charged against Allotment 9-2502-75-902.
4. Other specifications for this project remain as stated in
the Memorandum for the Record dated 18 April 1958 Subject:
MKULTRAI Subproject No. 83.
Approved for Obligation of Rinds:
Date:
2-S l
Attached:
Proposed Budget
Distribution:
Original only
TSS/Chemical Division
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SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET, MKULTRA
Subproject 83
Fees: Handwriting Experts
$ 7,500.00
Travel
450.00
Mailing and miscellaneous
150.00
TOTAL $8, 000. 00
CERTIFICATION
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(3) It la hereby certified that the program under subproject-Sr 1,'
has bean_ RatiArfactorily completed. It is rdequesteda therefore
that $iMS4, it on Invoice #1 of subproject(443' be credited to
subproject 5/1.m This credit .pepresents the Yilturn, of unused fends
of subproject 5/1)riginally charged to Allotment 6-250240-001.
14OR
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Chief, TaS/ Chemical Division
Date:
Research Director
Date:
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Receipt is hereby acknowledged for
dated June 25, 1958, drawn on th
in the a 15, 96
Check No. FE12617,
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81 April 19511
MEMORANDUM FOR: THE COMPTROLLER
ATTENTION : Finance Division
SUBJECT s &MU/4RA. Subproject No. 83
Under the authority granted in the Memorandum dated
13 April 1953 from the Da to the DD/A, and the extension of
title authority in subsequent snaceoranda. Subproject 83 has been
approved. and US. 080.00 of the over-all Project MKULTRA
funds have been obligated to cover the subprojectis expanses
and should be charged to Allotment 8450Z-10.401.
. Chief
TSS/ Chemical Division
APPROVED FOR OBLIGATION
OF FUNDS:
Research Director
Date:
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Distribution:
�rig & - Addressee
TSS/FASB
U June 1958
MEMORANDUM FOR: cnirra FINANCE DIVISION
VIA t TSS/Budget Officer
SUBJECT t kfICULTRA Subproject 83, Invoice No. 1,
Allotment 8450Z40-001
1. Invoice No. 1 for the above subproject is attached.
Payment should be made as follows:
amount of $15,965.89
made Payable to th
_
2. PI ease forward the check to Chief, TSS/Chemical
Division through *MS/Budget Officer by Wednesday. 25 Awe 1958.
3. This is a final invoice. A total of $25;000.00 was
obligated under this subproject during FY 58., However, since it is
anticipated that additional funds will be obligated for this project, the
Ales should not be eloped.
Chief
TSS/ Chemical Division
Attachment.:
Invoice te Certifications
Distribution:
Orig & Z Addressee
- TSS/FASB
-
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INVOICE
For services $15,965.89
CERTIFICATIONS
(1) It is hereby certified that this is Invoice No. 1 applying to Subproject
$3 of MKULTRA. that performance has been satisfactory, that the serv-
ices have been accomplished in accordance with mutual agreements, that
a detailed agenda of the payments and receipts is on file in TSS/CD. that
this bill is just and correct and that payment thereof has not yet been
made.
Chief. TSS/Chemical Division
Date:
(Z) It is hereby certified that this invoice applies to Subproject 83
under IlKULTRA which was duly approved and that the project is
being carried out in accordance with the memorandum dated IZ April
1953 from the DCI to the DD/A, and the extension of this authority in
subsequent memoranda.
Date:
Research Director
MinikVS!
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U June 1953
MEMORANDUM FOR; CHIEF, FINANCE DIVISION
VIA
SUBJECT
TSS/Budget Officer
NOCULTRA Subproject 33, Invoice No. 1.
Allotment 8-Z503-10-001
1. Invoice No. 1 for the above subproject is attached.
Payment should be made as follows:
ck in the amount of $15,965.89 drawn
to th
Z. Please forward the check to Chief, TSS/Chemical
Division through TSS/Budget Officer by Wednesday, 15 June 1958.
3. This is a final invoice. A total of $25,000.00 was
obligated under this subproject during FY 58. However, since it is
anticipated that additional funds will be obligated for 'this project, the
files should not be closed.
Attachments:
Invoice & Certifications
Distribution:
Orig & Z - Addressee
Chief
TSS/ Chemical Division
ANT CF. $ = �
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DRAFT
18 April 19
MEMORANDUM FOR: THE RECORD
SUBJECT : MKULTRA, Subproject No. 83
. The purpose of Subproject No. 83 will be to support the
editorial and technical survey activities o
assigned to th
nd is covered as an employee of th
uring the past B.
six months, his activities have been to make technical surveys of social
and behavioral science matters of interest to TSS/CD/Branch III. Dur-
ing this period he has been carried on the budget of th
taw
ever, it was originally proposed that as soon as he demonstrated his
ability, he would be established as an independent plc,ject and his
activities widened.
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as completed a detailed study of handwriting
analysis. He has prepared a review of current attitudes towafkis hand-
writing analyses as reflected by scientific researchers in the technique;
fringe or pseudo-scientific developments in the field; general attitudes
of psychiatrists, psychologists and other behavioral scientists to the
techniques; and attitudes of document analysts and law enforcement
agencies to the method. He has isolated the various "schools" of hand-
writing analysis, both American and European, and has prepared a read-
able, accurate aind informative document that can be made available to
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potential consumers of handwriting analyses. More important, however,
he has assembled data making it possible to design relevant and mean-
ingful research into the usefulness and applicability of handwriting anal-
yses to intelligence activities.
3. On the basis of the many contacts developed b
it is now possible to undertake systematic research. During the next year,
be responsible for the development of a research
project on handwriting analysis. The recommendations for the design of
iumilitthis project, as developed bm re included as Attachment
No. Z.
4. In addition will begin to develop similar
technical surveys on other controversial and misunderstood areas.
These will include, though not necessarily in the next year:
a) a revision and adaptation of material already developed
on deception techniques (magic, sleight of hand, signals,
etc.)
b) psychic phenomena and extrasensory perception
c) subliminal perception
d) hypnosis
"truth serums"
f) expressive movements (body type, facial characteristics
etc.)
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1111W. A He will also assist th4 editing the material they develop
including annual reports, project summaries, and conference notes.
c5.
'11 be under the supervision of the
Executive Secretary of thl and will continue to work out of the
o
offices. Additional space for his activity is necessary and is
included in the summary budget attached. Accounting for money spent
will be included in the regrulaallikudit.
6. The total cost of this subproject will be $25, 000.00 for a
period of one year beginning 1 May 195S. Charges should be made
against Allotment 8-2502-10-001.
has been cleared for access to Top Secret
material by the Agency.
Approved for Obligation of Funds:
Research Director
Date:
/
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Attached:
1. Proposed Budget
2.2..
Distribution:
Original only
Recommendations
TSS/Chemical Division
PROPOSED BUDGET
_17� Salary fo
Salary for clerk-typist (to be employed)
Space, utilities, phone; etc
$12,000.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
Consultant fees, travel and expenses in
setting up case history project 4, 000. 00
Supplies, incidentals, etc 1,000.00
TOTAL $25,000.00
7,acarnrnenciati'7.,ns Fat c Test oF Handwriting Analysis
General Comment. Handwriting analysis in the pm3ent state f its development
is ire rt than scilnce. The maderi graphal:,aist attempt: to ,-..sst-ss total personality
in taros of the tat& handwriting vxf:ple, cnd insists that no single handwriting element
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courri. ccrtain '7rinziplet to which rlcst orapholo--,ist3 ofrura Clat is:ad to
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SCCItief; i+.38Grnents of specific criteria of personality in lieu of narrative or descriptive
personality sketch. Ferformance in either case is evaluated by an "expert" judge
or panel or judges whose knowledge of the Subjects may include face-to-Face
interviews, appraisal by CitIwintances, biographies, and Weed all information
available for delineating each personality.
A simple sorting twt can be employed. In the past,toripts have been shuffled
and the grophologist asked to sort thern according to sex., indications of hormsty ar
dishonty, and according 1-o vrhether the, writer would score his4) or low on ,sertain
p-syciniozieol tests. (In pcssi.,-,v,, it shouid o noted tilat the modem graphologist
re s to judge the seth o wri tar.)
A favarie, approach. of American ,e-syr.-.hologiOs who Nava concerned themselves
wit :idyl:rising analysis, is the memurernent oF certain 7...hysisa! sleometric =oects
oF harriwritin In the attempt te est4b1ish correlations behvecr) these anti we'd -3i-17-fined
personality trait:. These studies hove produced claims or signiFicant correlations and
t la; 7-�..5 of no correlation whatsoever. As an investigtstion ofhondwritins, this mcthod
come; the neoriat a ssiyin- "le demands of objective rnethodolcs.y. The need foir
o .ora.:ftsional "s-rinoloaist is eliminated, for this is a test of handwriting as a proles-
t;vt.) .7rri nor a tt of handwriting ctvalysil ,2's practiced ythe c3rr.pheist.
nzt consider tho toti3.o17710, ror :les it thus Far been able to .explore the inter-
:ILI-if of various ei-4ment5.
Fourth xi Irvctiij provitis a test oF gratholagy i its justric1 or urss
arc,-..-,c)-ti.z.ui,cr:yi :erscnnel sf.:Ie.r.:tion. This vioui--1 rcro iocooperation
arms, r.:?.t7ii kr, cc :r41;:',1170acjrecs,:snd cukJ
sewcd Urn:71 -344the ho wrkin who cies-0.y have succede
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in dcsignoted positkns and those who clearly have failed in or are otherwise not fitted
cox the positiwts. There ...we no known instances of this precise copra:24:h to the test
of handwriting orralysis, possibly because there has been no need of it or quite possibly
Secz.zuse it is a "loaded" situation smacking of unethical practice.
in the matching or the sorting test, the gapholosist would know that he was
participating in an experiment, though he need not be aware that other srophologists
were: making ludgments on tho sarne handwriting sample*. In the test of gropholo9y in
intitztry, the .-andwritin'z! analyst would, of course, remain unaware c�,1 tale test situotion.
ronnJ:ietection. If only one expQrirnentai -737.--Pf-3V77.;) IS u_sed, tha
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test of industrial grtr,i1010.7,y is recommended � the least encuecdering on:i the easi;-ict
ir will not :-)zrnsit c co-nperi.lon oF isondwriting onolysis with
other pr-Jjective tecrini;ues, it of-Fers on excellent opportunity to 4.est t:-fle accuracy of
the STarhOlOgi3t15 iti%egr--'ents czxicern'ing a sti:-lect's
selectiori of suitable h�adwritins.: soinpi for this test will be :Ticme ziifficult tilon it
wool-3 be F3r sartin3 or .natching experiment's.
C-roohologizi-s ploco no restrictions on the types of joiys For which they
winingo intenpret 'nondwriting. They have d,ociared the;riseiv:s1 camoetent oadvise
onS as tiivars.s, cfrosring, oni
various supervisory and administrative pceitions. Thty assist in %Irina new
ootin oiJ ones, anZ. k discovering und6riyins, czusi,:s lo production an:...! unsi--
3 _tory i:Itzro.orsc.ncl rei:;;IonsAcs on e
.ncs rvLuy hn rsioined
72;! the. 3toin irdtha
rataiier et17 cYldren's toys -siecidc4 to hire c: chief btlyrkr. yon 'ne crcants
oxc,,a:ert:.te cs a L.uyer, the client wants a man who is honest, nte tent, r
and energetic.; a man who has personal warmth, social poise, a good sense of humour,
an urderstanding of parents' mentalit7 and a good intuitive sense of the psychology of
children. As a matter of practice, the graphologist is wiffln to interpret the meaning
of "reliolole, what constitutes ''a good sense of humour," how much intelligence
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the position demands, etc. Given the hortdv,,ritings of IC applicants, he will rICTTOVI
them to two or three,orA osk the client to make the Final c'hoion. No will extcnd
sol-*; further, if the ciient , end list his choices in order, 'inz..4icotins why
fee one oppiicont is quciiined cend another i5ne, why ore. oT.,rAicont is iikely
succeed and onother isk1y to Fail.
The 72 f srs for which the grcphOto�liSt fief?..715
reco.n-nentlotions are:
SWE'i personnel ond buyers, (2) bo-okkeepers ond accountant,
(3, au'olic relations personnel, clerical personnel: secretarial Ind
and (5) supervisory positions (of no fixa....1 description). Thws positions snot-Ad becentral
to the axrerirmsnt, but the handwriting of any person whose dominant traits and attihkdz..--s
are known and whose izthavior is marked and explicit, regarrAess of level or type of
7.�:+0,.ersilai1t, constitutes a suitobie somr,le por .ocr-...oszsof Tros. errrent..
Mt- Foce*sof7,-,--r-Tsonality which the 7,raphologist .1nd pvniLrite
wiU be controlled iargely y the psyr,:inological rna!tcup of the 7o7,11iViAt.ittl St/13�11 thS,
!laniwritinr: coirits on whichte orcr7�hcslocist is 77.17;k:,:; to miciu-iamonts
,fss tr3y merchant's reluints For r.::,3(..TT:.7.4',7
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thy :,A!;
vino h,rfi Cien�ionstraief4 their crt,n,r, t
� in �!�':1,-.1 exnerimz-nta! slt-..3-2tien can be .1ele.:-:tn.:.t cttort.iinl to
varktus af 1.�;6!everrart; Fc iorG, "Y'Cri tOriOUS Srvi
and araanizan nckjd1nr st.11.ury unci nurnrer of
Frodu-7:Aisilty, u firm's best interest first
(Qv:art.:ma warYriuivacati*n eattnandca ri so
;t .mcly no 't orc!ctict.iitt7rto c,,bi�cin ,--....erscrls who
:love fciter.4 ,--.(;:i;i!'iTiers whic.h they -.�"rocsts: vt.ti 14
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justify exne.rirri,,
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Amonohr4wP,nr, analysts, four are recorinendad 7nr
porticipin in
oraci experirlOnt:
e--1 on roview oF wcrs, aniSt'alerai 1-7,S1rdX646"
for then% L./ and expPrinleni..-.1; ?neva
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thct ct 14.--ast sompit.3vffl be needed, and as many of the cs possible should Oe
tW0 or three pog= in length, with aCCOTApanying signatures. l'ech page of the
1.3re4er can be used a a eparate agecimen, thus permitting a teat a the
grapheiogist'a coo.sistency by obtaining two or three analyses of the same writing over
an extended prtsiod. J'-1.3 a practical consideration in testing Lusiness applications c4'
t.,Irophology, it should be .r.)orne in mind that the employer wha applic-s to a gropiloi,Pgist
not; vc.,d inis.sr.:st in competent detalyszs, find thereore ey 3 sui.mit long
szraolrcho is
There ore crto;a.corrtent cludn 1,m re civ,ays ayssibPio to the har:dwriiing
anay p�rovn.---ec.,- T.-1C ka, la a longuosehi, CO21 ratI..4. section
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ver rovk3 rou3;h incilcs s
the sul:ie-ct oi the. samples neezi no -Jed r.rith he posi;ion or which
cp7iyinz, to which he is n1.3 procnote, thc,re la reason to believe
iiict judicious selection con hold content t-).-..;es oari ooce9h1bie
quality of the sarries oL,toineci informants must
Ie.Ftt inoritiants should in fl COSZ4 eOfIC-011ragFAI to respond in
conn-:,i is possiOle wh*we tne
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