


20 + 5 points
Phrenology by Moviestar Jen
January 12th, 2008 4:44 PM
I examined GlyphGryph for this task. It was right up my alley considering I just graduated with a psychology degree. I used this website: http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/cas/fnart/phrenology/phrenology_frames.html
My conclusions were:
PHILOPROGENITIVENESS excess - Idolizing and spoiling children by caresses and excessive indulgence; a slave to maternal duties.
COMBATIVENESS deficieny - Cowardice; want of courage and self-defense.
VITATIVENESS excess - Extreme tenacity to life; fear of death.
DESTRUCTIVENESS deficiency - Tameness; inefficiency, and want of resolution.
ACQUISITIVENESS excess - Miserly avarice: theft; extreme selfishness.
IDEALITY excess - Fastidiousness, and a disgust even for the common duties of life.
CONSCIENTIOUSNESS excess - Censoriousness; scrupulousness; remorse; self-condemnation; unjust censure.
SELF-ESTEEM excess - Extreme pride; an arrogant, domineering spirit.
INDIVIDUALITY deficiency - A want of practical knowledge derived from personal observation; inability to notice external objects.
CALCULATION excess - A disposition to count everything.
EVENTUALITY deficiency - Forgetfulness; a poor memory of events.
Excess means there was a bump there, deficiency means an indentation, and the areas that aren't mentioned seemed to be smooth.
GlyphGryph found the conclusions to be way off, and I agreed that there was a reason this method of personality reading didn't endure.
My conclusions were:
PHILOPROGENITIVENESS excess - Idolizing and spoiling children by caresses and excessive indulgence; a slave to maternal duties.
COMBATIVENESS deficieny - Cowardice; want of courage and self-defense.
VITATIVENESS excess - Extreme tenacity to life; fear of death.
DESTRUCTIVENESS deficiency - Tameness; inefficiency, and want of resolution.
ACQUISITIVENESS excess - Miserly avarice: theft; extreme selfishness.
IDEALITY excess - Fastidiousness, and a disgust even for the common duties of life.
CONSCIENTIOUSNESS excess - Censoriousness; scrupulousness; remorse; self-condemnation; unjust censure.
SELF-ESTEEM excess - Extreme pride; an arrogant, domineering spirit.
INDIVIDUALITY deficiency - A want of practical knowledge derived from personal observation; inability to notice external objects.
CALCULATION excess - A disposition to count everything.
EVENTUALITY deficiency - Forgetfulness; a poor memory of events.
Excess means there was a bump there, deficiency means an indentation, and the areas that aren't mentioned seemed to be smooth.
GlyphGryph found the conclusions to be way off, and I agreed that there was a reason this method of personality reading didn't endure.