The Johari Window, a Graphic Model of Interpersonal Awareness¶
Luft, J., Ingham, & Harrington. (1955). The Johari Window, a Graphic Model of Interpersonal Awareness.
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- Peer Feedback Session
- Its strength is reaching the genuinely unreachable: the blind spot — behavior visible to others but not to oneself — which the Johari window names as its own quadrant and which no amount of solo introspection can surface.
This sourceDefines the blind area as behavior known to others but not to oneself and uses feedback to increase self-awareness of it.
- Its strength is reaching the genuinely unreachable: the blind spot — behavior visible to others but not to oneself — which the Johari window names as its own quadrant and which no amount of solo introspection can surface.
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