Self-Awareness and the Johari Window

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A set of practice flashcards covering self-awareness and the Johari Window concepts from the lecture notes.

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What is self-awareness?

The ability to monitor our inner world of thoughts and feelings; awareness of one's own personality or individuality; not the same as consciousness.

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How did Debbie Ford define self-awareness?

The ability to take an honest look at your life without attachment to it being right or wrong.

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What is the Johari Window?

A technique developed by John Luft and Harry Ingham to help people understand their relationship with themselves and others, and to improve self-awareness and communication in a group.

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Who developed the Johari Window and when?

American psychologists Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham in 1955; the name comes from joining their first names.

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What are the four quadrants of the Johari Window?

Open/Public Area (known to self and known to others); Blind Area (known to others, not known to self); Hidden/Private Area (known to self, not known to others); Unknown/Potential Area (unknown to both).

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What is the Open/Public Area?

Traits that are known to both the individual and others; visible to the group; expands as information is shared.

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What is the Blind Area?

Traits readily apparent to others but not known by the individual.

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What is the Hidden/Private Area?

Traits known to the individual but hidden from others; information the person may choose not to reveal.

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What is the Unknown/Potential Area?

Traits unknown to both self and others; potential for new awareness; can move into the Open through new experiences; linked to self-actualization.

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How is the Johari Window described in terms of its panes and movement?

The lines dividing the four panes act like window shades that move as interaction progresses.

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How is the Johari Window typically used in an exercise?

Participants pick adjectives describing themselves; peers pick adjectives describing the subject; adjectives are placed into a 2x2 grid to reveal different awareness aspects.

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What is the Johari Window also known as in model terms?

A feedback/disclosure model of self-awareness.

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What is self-disclosure?

The process of revealing information from the Hidden quadrant to the Open quadrant, enlarging the Open area.

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What is the Open quadrant also called?

Public Area; traits known to both the self and others.

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What is the purpose of the Johari Window in a group?

To improve self-awareness and personal development and to enhance communication among group members.

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How does Maslow’s self-actualization relate to the Johari Window?

Moving previously unknown information into the Open quadrant is likened to self-actualization.

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What are the two paths of self-awareness?

Self-discovery (internal reflection) and feedback/disclosure from others.

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What is the difference between self-awareness and consciousness?

Self-awareness is awareness of one’s own personality or traits; consciousness is awareness of environment, body, and lifestyle; self-awareness is recognizing that awareness.