Relating to the study of handwriting as a way to understand someone's personality and character.
From graphology (Greek grapho- 'writing' + -logy 'study of') plus the adjectival suffix -ical. This field emerged in 19th-century Europe when people believed handwriting patterns revealed psychological traits.
Forensic scientists still use graphological analysis to authenticate documents and detect forgery—it's like a lie detector for your signature! Some psychologists debate whether it's true science or pseudoscience, but the FBI has historically employed graphologists in criminal investigations.
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