False. This statement confuses the concepts of **authenticity** and **volition**. A **forgery** is a document or signature that is **not genuine**—it was created by someone other than the purported author with the intent to deceive. If the true signer physically wrote their own signature, even if they were forced to do so under threat or coercion (duress), the signature itself is **genuine** from a handwriting analysis perspective. The ink lines, pressure, rhythm, and individual characteristics match the signer's known handwriting. Therefore, a document examiner would likely conclude that the signature is authentic (i.e., written by the claimed person). However, the legal validity of the document may be challenged in court on grounds of **duress** or **lack of intent**, which is a separate legal issue. The document examiner's role is typically limited to determining the physical authorship of the writing, not the circumstances or mental state under which it was produced.

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