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Below is Special Reference (page 15) taken from my book: Kathi McKnight, BA, CMG |
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Slants and Meaning |
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| F Slant: | The writing looks-left-handed Withdrawn, sometimes shy, reserved You don’t know what they are thinking Can give any impression they want Not impulsive Use severe judgment Prefer to work with things rather than people Great Actors |
| A Slant: | Head Ruled, objective – Fair minded Examines all sides of situations Poised, unexpressive, doesn’t show emotions Objective Bored by emotional people Stable, judgment rules |
| B Slant: | Combines both head and heart in decision making Judgment rules, but is tempered with compassion Moderate in emotional response Kind, sympathetic, affectionate, friendly, considerate Somewhat reserved, easier to know than A slant writer Stable, feels comfortable showing emotions to a degree |
| C Slant: | Very expressive nature Guided more by feelings than judgment Leans to impulsiveness Sees other’s point of view Sympathetic, Compassionate |
| D Slant: | Intensely expressive; emotional nature Great capacity for emotional reaction Impulsive Shows feelings easily Easily influenced by others; shows emotion at the moment |
| E Slant: | Shows emotions immediately Extreme version of D Slant Apt to lose control under pressure Capable of giving great attention to others Want and need affection and attention |
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