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The behavior of a person of a demonstrative warehouse is subordinated to one goal - to draw attention to oneself. A moderate proportion of demonstrativeness, as long as this feature does not go beyond reasonable limits, can do a good job, give a person artistry, charisma, colorful behavior, communicativeness.
However, going beyond the reasonable limits of demonstrative behavior is fraught with unnecessarily intrusive and even vulgar attraction of attention to one's own person. Without a sense of boundaries, a person embarks on all sorts of tricks and manipulations, and sometimes blackmail in order to get what he wants.
Disadvantages of excessive demonstrativeness: dependence on external evaluations, opinions of others, increased sensitivity to criticism.
The lack of motive for the need for attention makes a person's behavior too independent (we are not talking about the case when, in order to attract attention to himself, a person demonstrates independence), and sometimes even excluded from the system of relationships, especially a more emotional, trusting plan.
Disadvantages of insufficient demonstrativeness: negligence in the assessments of others, decreased communication, "dryness" of reactions.
In the samples below, try to determine to what extent each person has a demonstrative warehouse. As usual, focus on graphological features, not text content. Try to explain your answer to why you think so.
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Comments on the competition are accepted until December 22.
GRAPHOLOGIST COMMENTARY
Thanks to everyone who took part in our competition, despite the pre-New Year worries!
Demonstration, as a desire to draw attention to oneself in handwriting, will manifest itself in a particularly large size of letters, their embellishment (unnecessary loops, monograms, aesthetic design). Handwriting No. 1 meets these conditions to a greater extent.
VKONTAKTE 93481194 becomes the winner of the competition, congratulations!
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