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Physiognomic portrait – full version

Forensics. The study of a person by face. Full version including large-scale examination.
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A complete (in-depth) physiognomic psychological portrait.

Detailed study of a person’s face and identification of his psychological features, “reading” on the face, with a forecast for the near future.

What’s that?

It is physiognomic (studying of the person on a face) psychological portrait made on the basis of use of a number of physiognomic special techniques of studying of personality.
It is presented in the form of a table, has a descriptive part.
The number of pages depends on the number of questions, agreed individually.

Why?

The task is set by the customer.
The task of this work is to reveal the whole spectrum of personality: manifestations, deviations, predispositions, peculiarities, problematic issues.
In addition, the work can be interesting both for professional psychologists (for example, specializing in personnel work, PR, recruitment, individual counseling, coaching, political consulting, etc. activities) and non-specialists in the field of psychology (managers of large and small companies, PR-agencies, in partnerships, etc.).

Directions and Methods

The human analysis in this paper includes the following areas:

  • a number of Japanese and American physiognomic techniques (light analysis, typological technique, graphic linear analysis technique, etc.)
  • method of studying at a distance;
  • method of morphoscopy (spots, pimples, birthmarks, scars);
  • method of somatization;
  • method of content analysis;
  • graphological method;
  • method of prediction on a number of directions and manifestations;
  • etc.

Through these techniques are explored:

  • temperament;
  • character;
  • orientations;
  • proclivities and physique;
  • traumas and abnormalities;
  • morbid predispositions;
  • sexual proclivities;
  • decision making;
  • psychological defenses;
  • exposure to influences;
  • fixations;
  • peculiarities, etc.

At the end of the work, recommendations for communication are given, and in the descriptive part Conclusion.
P.S. The more complete the set of requirements sent to us for study, the photos will meet the necessary quality – the more complete, in terms of points and areas of analysis, the work will be.

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