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Taylor Morgan, Staff
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Slant from 90° to 112°. This usually indicates a lack of emotional expressiveness. One must measure using proper procedure and the smaller the middle zone, the more emotionally withdrawn the writer will act.
AB slant writers exert a lot of self control to write straight up and down without a left or right slant. They will seem rather emotionless and cold to most people and may have a tendency to be controlling in general. This person is not necessarily withdrawn because of the need to repress some sort of trauma but by choice and tends to ruled by logic more so than emotion.
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Level headed, objective and somewhat self-interested, this trait is desirable in those whose line of work requires a certain amount of control and detachment such as a police office, surgeon or air force pilot. This person tends to express themselves only when they reach a boiling point of extreme anger or passion.
The concept of measuring slant is technical in nature and requires the emotional gauge and further instruction to master this process. This process, the gauge, and a more in depth video is all included in the Level 101 program. Enroll now and learn this process the correct way.
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This article written by Pat Provost talks about the difference between slants and the emotional responsiveness of each. |
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very very good explanation by Bart sir on slants. thank you sir.