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Special June Meeting
speaker Reed Hayes
Our speaker at the quarterly meeting on 1st June 2008 is Reed Hayes, who is coming specially to London at the invitation of Prof. Alice Coleman, who wants the AQG and BIG to have him present his experience and share his knowledge.
This is a very special occasion and one
not to miss, so please contact our secretary, Joyce Parkinson
(Email: joyce@jpanalysis.co.uk, Tel: 01234 347086)
to reserve your place.
The Problem - Increasing World-wide Violence and Over-crowded Prisons
Pilot Study - Assessment of Potential Dangerousness via Handwriting at Hawaii State Hospital (Iannetta, Craine, et al.)
Subsequent Observations and Findings
General Handwriting Indicators of Unsavory, Dishonest Behavior
Potential Risks in Employment Settings
Types of Violent Behavior (Overview of Motivating Characteristics and Handwriting Indicators)
Primary Handwriting Signs Denoting Potential Danger
Modifying Role of Facilitating and Inhibiting Handwriting Signs-Importance of Careful Evaluation
Handwriting Samples / Analyses of Several Dangerous Individuals
About Reed Hayes
Reed operates a handwriting and document examination business in Honolulu, Hawaii. He began his study of handwriting 40 years ago, has written extensively about graphology and has worked internationally as a handwriting expert.
Reed holds a master's certificate from the International Graphoanalysis Society (IGAS). He is a graduate of the Andrew Bradley Training Course in Forensic Document Examination (beginning and advanced) and holds certification from the National Association of Document Examiners and the American Institute of Applied Science. For many years he has worked closely with Graphoanalyst Kim Iannetta and a team of psychologists and statisticians at Hawaii State Hospital on a research project pertaining to identification of potential dangerousness via handwriting. He is a member of the American Handwriting Analysis Foundation and the National Association of Document Examiners and is president of the Hawaii Chapter IGAS.
Reed utilizes his handwriting analysis skills in questioned handwriting and document examination as well as personnel selection, jury screening and litigation support. He is the author of several books, including Written in Crime, Between the Lines, Guide to Children's Handwriting and Forensic Handwriting Examination: A Definitive Guide. He is co-author (with Kim Iannetta) of Danger Between the Lines, a reference manual for the evaluation of potentially violent behavior.
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