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Intro -- Forensic Handwriting Identification: Fundamental Concepts and Principles -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- References -- Further reading -- Chapter 1: The physiology of writing -- Handwriting rules of execution -- Seven physiological principles of handwriting -- Principle no. 1 -- Principle no. 2 -- Functional grasp patterns -- Immature grasp patterns -- Inefficient grasp patterns -- Principle no. 3 -- Principle no. 4 -- Principle no. 5 -- Principle no. 6 -- Principle no. 7 -- Principle no. 8 -- Factors influencing letter formation -- Writing instruments and materials -- The school copy from which we learned to write -- The writer's degree of graphic maturity -- Temporary or permanent physical disorders -- The degree of writing routine -- The speed of writing -- The sensitiveness of the eyesight -- Memory for forms -- Previous and present environments -- Formal education -- General intelligence -- Concentration on the subject matter -- Concentration on the calligraphy -- Characterological factors -- Psychopathological factors -- Temporary emotion or excitement -- Principles of the writing movement -- Natural and automatic writing -- The writer's degree of graphic maturity -- References -- Further reading -- Chapter 2: Handwriting systems -- Definition of handwriting systems -- Examples of the different systems -- The teaching of systems and their influence-Results of a study -- References -- Further reading -- Chapter 3: Class characteristics -- Definition of class characteristics -- How are letters constructed? -- How are letters connected? -- System influence -- Nonsystem influence -- References -- Further reading -- Chapter 4: Individuality and individual characteristics -- Defined -- Influence on letter construction -- Influence on connecting strokes -- Influence on beginning and ending strokes -- Summary.
Preparing a work request for the laboratory -- References -- Chapter 16: What does the examiner's report say? -- Introduction -- Report format -- Opinion terminology-What does it mean? -- Writing a clear report -- Defining terms -- The examiner testifies -- Defining legal terms -- Summary -- How does the forensic document examiner testify in court? -- References -- Further reading -- Index -- Back Cover.
Includes bibliographical references and index.