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    The document describes Johari's Window, which is a model that illustrates the four arenas that together cover everything known or unknown about a person by themselves and others. It includes a self-knowledge arena of traits known to oneself and others, a blind spot of traits known to others but not oneself, a facade of traits known to oneself but not others, and an unknown arena of traits unknown to both oneself and others. The document then asks three questions about how the model provides insights into one's own blind spots, helpful perceptions from others, and hidden traits one may want to display more openly.

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    The document describes Johari's Window, which is a model that illustrates the four arenas that together cover everything known or unknown about a person by themselves and others. It includes a self-knowledge arena of traits known to oneself and others, a blind spot of traits known to others but not oneself, a facade of traits known to oneself but not others, and an unknown arena of traits unknown to both oneself and others. The document then asks three questions about how the model provides insights into one's own blind spots, helpful perceptions from others, and hidden traits one may want to display more openly.

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    JOHARIs Window Template

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    Rudolph Jr. Taub
    The document describes Johari's Window, which is a model that illustrates the four arenas that together cover everything known or unknown about a person by themselves and others. It includes a self-knowledge arena of traits known to oneself and others, a blind spot of traits known to others but not oneself, a facade of traits known to oneself but not others, and an unknown arena of traits unknown to both oneself and others. The document then asks three questions about how the model provides insights into one's own blind spots, helpful perceptions from others, and hidden traits one may want to display more openly.

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    Rudolph C. Taub Jr.

    JOHARI’S WINDOW

    SELF KNOWLEDGE. OTHER’S KNOWLEDGE OF


    YOU
    ARENA BLIND SPOT
    Known to self and others Known to others but not to self
     Friendly  Risk taker
     Loving  Intelligent
     Confident  Giving
     Adventurous  Talkative
    FACADE UNKNOWN
    Known to self but not others Unknown to self and others
     Patient
     Kind
     Warm
     Trustworthy
     Spiritual
     Self aware
     Listener

    PROCESS QUESTIONS:

    1. What are the biggest surprises to you regarding the blind spots?

    The biggest surprise to me was that I am intelligent because there are a


    lot of times that I feel unintelligent, there's a tremendous number of things I
    know nothing about and there's tremendous number of things I just haven't been
    able to master. But maybe it Is true that sometimes, we can see things in others
    that they don't see in themselves. One of those things is intelligence. Whether
    through life circumstances or due to how intelligence is presented as singular in
    most education curriculums, some people which also includes me, don't realize
    just how smart they actually are.

    2. Which adjectives may be helpful to you since you now know others
    perceptions and observations?

    Just like my first answer, I am surprised that my girlfriend see me as an


    intelligent person. I sometimes doubt myself and I known that is not good. By
    knowing this, it helps me to boost my confidence more and believe in myself
    that I am capable with a lot of things.

    3. What Hidden adjectives would you like to show more often to your team
    members? What would be the first step you could take to move in this
    direction?

    I think probably kindness is my number one attribute as a human being.


    People may not know about it often but I know myself that I am kind to
    everyone. I know that I am the type of person who respects feelings and needs
    of others and I am careful not to offend or hurt anyone. The first step that I
    would take to move in this direction is by staying the same. I will continue to
    respect people, offer a helping hand, be there to listen and express empathy.

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