A Way to Scientifically Test (And Potentially Falsify)graphology's Claims Is

question 13

Multiple Choice

A way to scientifically test (and potentially falsify) graphology's claims is to

• A)collect writing samples whose topics are not about the individual (e.g., copy a piece of text)
• B)compare graphology's results with those of valid and reliable personality tests
• C)avoid anecdotal evidence
• D)all of the above

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Definitions:

Specialization

The process of focusing on a specific area of study or work, which allows individuals or organizations to become more efficient and expert in that area.

Horticulturalist societies

Communities that practice horticulture, the small-scale, low-intensity farming of domesticated plants, as a primary mode of substance.

Sodikoff

Refers to Genese Marie Sodikoff, an anthropologist noted for her work on conservation, labor, and the environmental impact of human activity, particularly in Madagascar.

Employment rates

A statistical measure representing the percentage of the labor force that is employed, often used as an indicator of economic health.