MODULE-3-QD

Handwriting

A visible effect of bodily movement which is an almost unconscious expression of fixed muscular habits.

Writing

The visible result of a complicated series of acts that are the result of mental and muscular habits acquired by effort.

Cursive Writing

Writing in which the letters are mostly joined together.

Disguise Writing

Writing in which a person deliberately alters their usual writing habits to hide their identity.

Natural Writing

Specimens of writing executed without attempts to control or alter their identifying habits.

Motor Coordination

The delicate way various muscles work together to produce written forms.

Extensor Muscles

Muscles that push up the pen to form upward strokes in writing.

Flexor Muscles

Muscles that push the pen to form downward strokes and ease tension during writing.

Copy Book Form

The design or illustrations of letters which are fundamental to a writing system.

Complete Comparison of Characteristics

A process involving recognition, comparison, and evaluation of handwriting characteristics for identification.