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Understanding Johari Window and Self-Disclosure in Human Relations

   

Added on  2023-01-13

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Running head: HUMAN RELATION 1
Human Relation
Name
Institution

HUMAN RELATION 2
Introduction
Johari window is a tool that enables individuals to become aware of their relationship with
themselves and their relationships with others (Davies, 2014). It is also used primarily in self-
help groups and in the work place as a heuristic exercise. It is subdivided into four parts that
makes it more practical and efficient as explained below.
The arena/ open space; this are characters of you that you know and are also known to others
The blind spot; these are characters that are unknown to yourself but known to others.
Façade/Hidden arena; these are the characters known to yourself unknown to others
The unknown; are unknown to you and unknown to others too.
Here is the Johari window that I obtained after discussing with my classmate.
Arena
Sentimental
Kind
Organized
Bold
Clever
Blind spot
Adaptable
Accepting
Patient
Façade
Kind
Sentimental
Clever
Unknown
Calm
Religious
Powerful

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