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Johari Window 1196084149423486 3
Johari Window 1196084149423486 3
Window
A Johari window is a
psychological tool created by
Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham in
1955 in the United States.
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JOHARI
window
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Or TEAM
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Taking Feedback
Once the ice is broken and your
levels of confidence and selfesteem rises, it is easier to invite
others to comment on your blind
spots.
Active and empathic listening
skills are useful in this exercise.
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Usage of the
Johari
Window
Applications
Generally used for teaching and
understanding:
How individuals communicate
with themselves and with others.
How individuals present
themselves to themselves and to
others.
How individuals perceive their
place in the world.
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Strengths of
the Johari
Window
Benefits
Easy to grasp, flexible outcomes.
The method catalyses open
information sharing.
The method will create a shared
reference point.
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Limitations
and
Drawbacks of
the Johari
Window
Disclosure
Some things are perhaps better
not communicated (your sexual
behavior, mental health problems
or large-scale failures).
Some people may pass on the
information they received further
than you desire or use it in a
negative way.
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Giving Feedback
Some cultures have a very open
and accepting approach to
feedback. Others dont.
Exercise Caution.
Some people take personal
feedback offensively.
Be sensitive, and start gradually.
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Assumptions
of the Johari
Window
Conditions
The individuals which are
experiencing the process must
proceed further to create
Development Plans, etc.
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Exercise
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The List
Able, accepting, adaptable, bold,
brave, calm, caring, cheerful,
clever, complex, confident,
dependable, dignified, energetic,
extroverted, friendly, giving,
happy, helpful, idealistic,
independent, ingenious,
intelligent, introverted, kind,
knowledgeable, logical, loving,
mature, modest, nervous,
observant, organized,
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Adjective Placement
Adjectives selected by:
Participant and Peers (Common) Arena
Participant Only Faade
Peers only Blind Spot
Adjectives not selected by
anybody: Unknown
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History
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Adapted and designed by
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Bloom on 12Manage.com,
Wikipedia etc.
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