Graphology (handwriting interpretation) is it legitimate or a generalization?

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Graphology (handwriting interpretation) is it legitimate or a generalization?
Graphology claims to determine people’s psychological, social, occupational, and medical attributes from the configuration of their letters, lines, and paragraphs. Do you believe it is legitimate or do they use a generalization tactic? If you have a negative analysis can’t you just perfect undoing those flaws and merely change your handwriting? Please give me you’re opinion. Also, does anyone know any information on how to interpret handwriting? Is it difficult? I am very interested. Thank you!
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  1. J. Says: