Johari window.pdf
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Johari’s Window (1955) Taking its name from the originators, two psychologists - Joseph Luft and Harrington Ingham, the Johari Window describes behaviour relationships and is a useful tool in considering personal development and giving feedback. The four quadrants in the window represent different aspects and traits of a person. Each considers feelings, motivations, attitudes, experiences, views and intentions which represent information about the self. Whilst the diagram suggests all four areas are the same size, this is not the case. Some people are more ‘closed’ keeping themselves more…
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