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    The Johari Window model describes four panes that represent what a person knows about themselves, what they don't know, what others know about them, and what others don't know. It was developed in 1955 by psychologists Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham to improve self-awareness and communication. The four panes are: the public self known to self and others; the blind self known to others but not self; the private self known to self but not others; and the undiscovered self unknown to both self and others.

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    The Johari Window model describes four panes that represent what a person knows about themselves, what they don't know, what others know about them, and what others don't know. It was developed in 1955 by psychologists Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham to improve self-awareness and communication. The four panes are: the public self known to self and others; the blind self known to others but not self; the private self known to self but not others; and the undiscovered self unknown to both self and others.

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    Emotional Intelligence Assignment 2

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    The Johari Window model describes four panes that represent what a person knows about themselves, what they don't know, what others know about them, and what others don't know. It was developed in 1955 by psychologists Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham to improve self-awareness and communication. The four panes are: the public self known to self and others; the blind self known to others but not self; the private self known to self but not others; and the undiscovered self unknown to both self and others.

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    Johari Window is a method to improve our communication skills and self-awareness.

    Its
    helps in understanding the relationship with others and yourself.
    It was developed by two American psychologists Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham in 1955,
    Hence the name came Johari.
    In Johari window there are basically 4 windows or areas in which each window signifies
    feelings, motivation etc.
    What you see in me What you do not see
    in me

    What I see in me The public self The private(hidden)


    self

    What I do not see in The blind self The undiscovered self


    me

    1. The Public self: This area is called open area because the person belonging to this
    area is known to that person itself as well as other people. The person socializes more
    often and constantly makes conversation or relationship in their surroundings.
    This area can be increased by using the responses of others and help yourself or others
    to communicate more efficiently and make the work easier.

    2. The Blind Self: This is the area in which the certain information of your personality
    is known to others but you are unaware of it. The person doesn’t know about this part
    of themselves that’s why it is also called the blind spot. To improve in this area a
    person can use the feedback from others and focus on them.

    3. The Private Self: This is the area where the information is known to you but you
    keep it unknown from others. This mainly consist of some fear, past experiences,
    secrets. This area can be minimized by moving this information to public self and be
    open about that information.

    4. The undiscovered Self: In this area the others and the person itself does not know
    about their feelings, capabilities or talent. This part maybe remains undiscovered
    forever or maybe one day be discovered. Open communication can help discover this
    area.

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