Gender and Neuropsychological Profiles Using Graphological Analysis

This study explores the potential of graphological analysis, in conjunction with questionnaires and interviews, to evaluate gender and neuropsychological profiles, aiming to develop a preliminary approach to mitigate forensic exploitation. The research addresses the limitations of traditional forensic methods in providing comprehensive individual profiling. A mixed-methods approach was employed, combining the analysis of handwriting samples with data obtained from questionnaires and structured interviews. The study examined the correlation between specific handwriting characteristics and gender, as well as indicators of neuropsychological traits within the participants. The findings suggest that graphological analysis can offer valuable supplementary information for forensic investigations, potentially enhancing the accuracy of individual profiling. This approach highlights the need for further research to validate and refine the methodology for broader application in forensic contexts, ultimately contributing to more robust and reliable forensic practices.