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  • In one insurance office, for instance, where sick leaves were abnormally high the personology expert found the cause in a rule that the girls couldn't leave their desks and walk around unless absolutely necessary.

    Modern Mechanix 2009

  • In one form or another, personology - the science of persons-is as old as civilization.

    Modern Mechanix 2009

  • Erik Ponzie, 38, says he is always interested in what makes certain people tick, so he took the mini profile offered on the personology Web site.

    JustNews.com - Local News 2009

  • The doctors and nurses who attend the personology classes have reported some striking correlations in their practices.

    Modern Mechanix 2009

  • Maki has become so enthusiastic about personology he makes a practice of having all his employees physically analyzed.

    Modern Mechanix 2009

  • A person's lip size also provides insight, according to personology.

    JustNews.com - Local News 2009

  • Terri Shavers, 40, says personology is too abstract for her to understand.

    JustNews.com - Local News 2009

  • You've likely heard of astrology and genealogy, but what about personology?

    JustNews.com - Local News 2009

  • The study of personology maintains that you can use facial features to analyze and predict character traits and behavior.

    JustNews.com - Local News 2009

  • Today Whiteside conducts regular classes in personology attended by doctors, lawyers, employment counselors, nurses, housewives, radio directors, millionaires and entertainers.

    Modern Mechanix 2009

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