THE MASCULINE CHARACTER IS FEMININE NEUTRAL ESTIMATION OF OPPOSING SIGNS

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(7) There are the frivolous, the serious, and those who are seldom either frivolous or particularly serious.
The masculine character is normally decisive, while the feminine is composed largely of neutral or blended traits, although there are females who possess numerous forceful traits and males who have many neutral traits.
The element of masculinity strengthens all traits, while the element of femininity modifies forceful traits but adds refinement.

THE MASCULINE
CHARACTER IS
DECISIVE, THE
FEMININE NEUTRAL

ESTIMATION OF OPPOSING SIGNS
In estimating the strength of all traits evidence both for and against should be weighed. Just as an accountant enters in his ledger bills payable and those receivable, and as the former deducted from the latter indicates the financial standing of his principal, so weak signs deducted from the strong determine the resultant strength of character of a subject.
The fact that favorable traits predominate in one's character does not signify that unfavorable traits are absent, but simply that the strength of the former variety is more marked.
Indications, facial and cranial, are not only occasionally but frequently at variance in the same individual, which accounts for the contradictory dispositions that some people possess. Character, however, is determined by such traits as are usually in evidence (conspicuous) and not by those which are but seldom observed. As analyzing character is a problem in which addition and subtraction of values is constantly transpiring, it requires care that no signs may be omitted from consideration, in computing results.
The student will doubtless be able to recall an individual with a strong Roman nose who displays extreme placidity; one with a small mouth who is forceful; a

WEAK SIGNS
DEDUCTED FROM
STRONG SIGNS
GIVE RESULTANT
STRENGTH OF
CHARACTER

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SUBJECT'S CHARAC-
TER FROM TRAITS
THAT ARE USUALLY
IN EVIDENCE

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