Journal of Graphoanalysis IGAS seminar Supplement September 1996 (Robert Frost)

The Journal of Graphoanalysis, 1996. Softcover. Acceptable. September 1996 issue of the IGAS seminar educational-technical supplement to the Journal of Graphoanalysis, the world voice of scientific handwriting analysis. Features "Traits are very different, yet they both reflect easy living," written by Eleanor Vivian, dean emeritus IGAS. The traits of superficial thinking and shallow purpose are the focus in this issue, from the perspective of graphoanalysis, depicted in annotated in 18 specimens. Issue includes a Behavioral Science article titled "Patient bond with therapist important to making progress," from the book "To Enjoy is to Live," written by three psychologists. A photograph of a letter written by Robert Frost in 1912 is the Unusual Specimen of the month. Cover with content from a keynote address is missing. Minor crease to top right corner throughout issue. Slight tear to corner of back panel not affecting text. Graphology collectible. 8 1/2" x 11". 12 pp. Leaf 13-14 missing, presumably from the annual Congress held in Chicago. Stapled supplement with three-hole punches intended for use in a binder. Photographs of or additional information about this item are available on request. All inquiries answered promptly.