PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS

      Unstable Midzone size suggests a proneness to hypersensitivity which relates to a fluctuating self-image. Unstable responses and inner conflict are implied. The writer is easily affected by outside influences and may therefore be a "barometer" for the feelings of others. When the midzone size is erratic and signs of dangrousness are present, the person will be unpredictable in the expression of his criminal behavior.

STROKE DESCRIPTION

      Exceptionally variable size of midzone letters.

Examples:



Sirhan Sirhan: Arab fanatic who assassinated Robert Kennedy in Los Angeles, 1968, as news of the California primary was announced. It was the anniversary of the Six-Day-War in which Israel defeated the Arabs. Sirhan was an Arab; Kennedy supported the Israeli cause.



Napoleon Bonaparte: (1769-1821) Emperoe of France, 1804-1815.



Ivan the Terrible: (1530-1584) Grand Prince since 1533.



John Lennon: Musician, Songwriter, Artist - One of the Beatles. Assassinated in front of his New York apartment building by Mark Chapman, 1981.



John Belushi: American Comedian. Died of a drug overdose.



Michael Jackson: American Rock Star.

Erratic Middle Zone Size