The Johari Window model was developed by Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham to help people understand their own behavior and communicate more effectively with others. The model divides information about a person into four categories: open (arena), hidden (blind), unknown (dark), and avoided (closed). The closed area represents information that is known to the person but hidden from others, while the dark area contains information even the person themselves is unaware of.
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The Johari Window model was developed by Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham to help people understand their own behavior and communicate more effectively with others. The model divides information about a person into four categories: open (arena), hidden (blind), unknown (dark), and avoided (closed). The closed area represents information that is known to the person but hidden from others, while the dark area contains information even the person themselves is unaware of.
The Johari Window model was developed by Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham to help people understand their own behavior and communicate more effectively with others. The model divides information about a person into four categories: open (arena), hidden (blind), unknown (dark), and avoided (closed). The closed area represents information that is known to the person but hidden from others, while the dark area contains information even the person themselves is unaware of.
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The Johari Window model was developed by Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham to help people understand their own behavior and communicate more effectively with others. The model divides information about a person into four categories: open (arena), hidden (blind), unknown (dark), and avoided (closed). The closed area represents information that is known to the person but hidden from others, while the dark area contains information even the person themselves is unaware of.
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JOHARI WINDOW MODEL
Chirag N. Gadhiya 09BBA19
Introduction: This Model Developed by two Behavioral scientists JOSEPH LUFT & HARRY INGHAM. The Model helps in understanding our behavior and increasing Effectiveness.
JOHARI WINDOW
A (ARENA) C (CLOSED)
B (BLIND) D (DARK)
1. ARENA A (ARENA)
2.BLIND (B)
A (ARENA)
B (BLIND)
In which I do not know about myself but others know. I pass information of which I am not aware but other pick up.
3. CLOSED (C)
A (ARENA)
B (BLIND)
C (CLOSED)
Here things are not revealed to other for the fear of rejection, feeling hurt or ignorance or the fear that the information might be used against me. In the process I do not know the reality or unreality of my assumptions.
4. DARK A (ARENA) C (CLOSED) B (BLIND) D (DARK)
Neither myself nor other know about me such as interpersonal dynamics, early childhood memories etc
