What's in a Written Insight Report?
An Insight Statement is a description of an inherent behavioral script that is automatically triggered when certain situations occur. When Written Inc. analyzes a person's written body language, we reveal their most dominant personality traits. A typical report contains 10 to 15 Insight Statements.
Insight Statements
Insight Statements make up the majority of information found in the first page of the Written Insight Report. Each of these concise, easy-to-understand sentences describes a key element of the person's personality.
A detailed description of how the trait is going to impact your life.
Section 2 - The Report
The report contains an Emotional Perspective statement and several detailed Trait Statements. These statements form the foundation of Written Inc's Analysis Engine. These statements are exceptionally accurate and their insight into the writer's personality extends far beyond any other personality assessment system. Each report is unique, containing strengths, weaknesses and most importantly quirks and personality hang-ups. If you want to know if they are moody, sarcastic, stubborn or opinionated; then you need a Written Insight Report. It's the only product capable of extracting specific personality information from the subconscious mind.
Emotional Perspective
The emotional perspective of a person is a critical element of personality and plays a major role in how an individual acts and reacts to various situations.
Explanation of each section of Written Insight Report
The Written Insight Report contains three sections that provide insight into a person's personality at a level never before available. The first section is an introduction to explain how to interpret and use the results. The next section contains personality traits; these are very specific trait statements that uniquely describe the writer.
Section 1 - Introduction
The first page of the report is the information cover page identifying the name of the person for which the analysis was performed. The next two pages explain how to interpret your Written Insight Report.
Ambitious
Angry
Antisocial
Anxious
Apprehensive
Arrogant
Careless
Cautious
Confident
Contentious
Creative
Deceptive
Defensive
Dignified
Discouraged
Distracted
Enthusiastic
Flexible
Good Natured
Guarded
Idealistic
Immature
Independent
Inflexible
Intelligent
Intuitive
Irresponsible
Lacks Goals
Logical
Manipulative
Materialistic
Moody
Noncommittal
Practical
Proactive
Rebellious
Sarcastic
Seeks Attention
Self-Centered
Self-Doubt
Sensitive
Tenacious
Undisciplined
Vulnerable
Below is a listing of the personality traits that can be identified by Written Insight's handwriting analysis:
