SIGNS OF ANALYTICAL ABILITY THE CHARACTER ANALYST LAYS BARE FOUNDATION

CHARACTEROLOGY
AN EXACT SCIENCE

Including
STUDENT'S ONLINE COURSE
IN FIFTEEN LESSONS

THE STUDENT MUST REINFORCE STUDY WITH PRACTICE
General Instruction To The Student

CHARACTER READING AN ART ACQUIRABLE BY ALL

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STUDENT'S COURSE IN CHARACTEROLOGY

Furthermore, a diagnostician cannot be expected to detail the traits which an individual customarily exhibits to his friends, but he can lay bare the foundation traits which govern the life of the subject. People do not always know their friends as well as they think they do. There are those who pass through life pretending to be what they are not, so that even their intimate acquaintances do not understand them; in fact, most people endeavor to persuade the world that their characters are superior to reality. All men are actors although some are more proficient than others.
A delineator should, therefore, "read between the lines" and not invariably accept as innate the dispositions which are put forward for him to accept. In character analysis one must delve into the innermost depths of the mind, where truth lies concealed.
SIGNS OF ANALYTICAL ABILITY
Success in characterological diagnosis depends upon:
(1) Keen perception.
(2) Power of concentration.
(3) Powers of comparison and discrimination.
(4) Ability to carry in mind the different signs of traits so as to decide readily whether favorable or unfavorable indications predominate and to what extent.
(5) Ability in forming accurate deductions instantly from any and every combination of features.
(6) Self-confidence based upon knowledge and experience.
Development of these powers depends upon a thorough education in the science, upon practice and upon the determination to succeed.
The reader of character should primarily consider typical signs of traits and not be unduly influenced by temporary facial expressions, although the latter are not to be disregarded. Simply because the face of a subject

THE CHARACTER
ANALYST LAYS BARE
FOUNDATION TRAITS

ABILITIES ON WHICH
SUCCESS IN DIAG-
NOSIS DEPENDS

THE READER OF
CHARACTER MUST
CONSIDER TYPICAL
SIGNS OF TRAITS

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