Understanding the Johari Window

Who are the creators of the Johari Window model?

• Albert Einstein and Isaac Newton

• Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung

• John Doe and Jane Smith

• Joseph Luft and Harrington Ingham

What is the primary purpose of the Johari Window model?

• To criticize others

• To increase self-awareness and improve relationships

• To create more secrets

• To hide personal information

What does the Open Area or Arena represent in the Johari Window?

• Traits known only to others

• Traits unknown to both the individual and others

• Traits known to both the individual and others

• Traits known only to the individual

What is the main benefit of expanding the Open Area in the Johari Window?

• Increased privacy

• More secrets

• Less feedback from others

• Deeper connections and authenticity

Which window in the Johari model is also known as the 'facade' or 'masked' window?

• Unknown Area

• Blind Area

• Open Area

• Hidden Area

What happens to the Hidden Area when you share more about yourself with others?

• It remains the same

• It becomes larger

• It becomes part of the Open Area

• It becomes part of the Blind Area

What is the key characteristic of the Blind Area in the Johari Window?

• Traits known only to the individual

• Traits unknown to both the individual and others

• Traits known to both the individual and others

• Traits known to others but not to the individual

What is a potential positive outcome of receiving feedback about your Blind Area?

• Increased anxiety

• Less self-awareness

• More secrets

• Increased self-awareness

How can the Unknown Area in the Johari Window be discovered?

• By keeping secrets

• Through new experiences

• By asking others for feedback

• Through introspection

Which area of the Johari Window involves traits that are unknown to both the individual and others?

• Blind Area

• Hidden Area

• Open Area

• Unknown Area