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    The Johari Window model describes four panes that represent different levels of self-knowledge and how much one's true self is known by others. The four panes are: the open area which contains aspects of oneself that are known to both oneself and others; the blind area which contains aspects known to others but not oneself; the hidden area containing aspects known only to oneself; and the unknown area which contains aspects unknown even to oneself. Understanding the different areas can help one improve self-awareness and interpersonal relationships through increased open communication and feedback.

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    The Johari Window model describes four panes that represent different levels of self-knowledge and how much one's true self is known by others. The four panes are: the open area which contains aspects of oneself that are known to both oneself and others; the blind area which contains aspects known to others but not oneself; the hidden area containing aspects known only to oneself; and the unknown area which contains aspects unknown even to oneself. Understanding the different areas can help one improve self-awareness and interpersonal relationships through increased open communication and feedback.

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    Johari Window

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    The Johari Window model describes four panes that represent different levels of self-knowledge and how much one's true self is known by others. The four panes are: the open area which contains aspects of oneself that are known to both oneself and others; the blind area which contains aspects known to others but not oneself; the hidden area containing aspects known only to oneself; and the unknown area which contains aspects unknown even to oneself. Understanding the different areas can help one improve self-awareness and interpersonal relationships through increased open communication and feedback.

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    JOHARI WINDOW

    SELF UNDERSTANDING
    WHAT IS IT?
    • You know about yourself
    • You don’t know about yourself
    • Others know about yourself
    • Others don’t know about you

    • Four windows
    Open area
    • Public or awareness area
    • You do not mind admitting about self
    • Grows with relationship
    • Desire to be known
    • Influences interpersonal productivity
    • Self awareness sharing
    Blind area
    • Others know but you don’t
    • You think – open and friendly
    • Others – aloof and stuffy
    • Underestimate self
    • Learn about it to change
    • Reduce the size of this pane
    Hidden area
    • You know but others don’t
    • Private feelings, needs, experiences
    • No guilt about secrets
    • Can hinder relationships
    • Can others understand you?
    • Check the extent
    Unknown area
    • It has to be there
    • Talents, motives, memories
    • Potential not known
    • Open communication helps
    • Better reduce the size of this pane
    • It helps all
    Your window
    • Read the question tool
    • Two alternatives for each situation
    • 5 marks in all
    • According to you natural choice give
    marks to the alternatives
    • It could be 0-5 1-4 2-3 3-2 4-2 5-1
    • Follow the instructions in the key

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