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    Notes - The Johari Window

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    This document discusses the different areas of knowledge about oneself: 1. The public area is what is known about oneself to others. 2. The private area contains things only known to oneself, like secrets from one's past. 3. The blind area consists of things one does not know about oneself that others can see, like blind spots in one's behavior. 4. The dark/unknown area is what neither oneself nor others know, representing complete lack of self-knowledge. Obtaining feedback from others can help reduce the size of the blind area.

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    Notes - The Johari Window

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    This document discusses the different areas of knowledge about oneself: 1. The public area is what is known about oneself to others. 2. The private area contains things only known to oneself, like secrets from one's past. 3. The blind area consists of things one does not know about oneself that others can see, like blind spots in one's behavior. 4. The dark/unknown area is what neither oneself nor others know, representing complete lack of self-knowledge. Obtaining feedback from others can help reduce the size of the blind area.

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    This document discusses the different areas of knowledge about oneself: 1. The public area is what is known about oneself to others. 2. The private area contains things only known to oneself, like secrets from one's past. 3. The blind area consists of things one does not know about oneself that others can see, like blind spots in one's behavior. 4. The dark/unknown area is what neither oneself nor others know, representing complete lack of self-knowledge. Obtaining feedback from others can help reduce the size of the blind area.

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    This document discusses the different areas of knowledge about oneself: 1. The public area is what is known about oneself to others. 2. The private area contains things only known to oneself, like secrets from one's past. 3. The blind area consists of things one does not know about oneself that others can see, like blind spots in one's behavior. 4. The dark/unknown area is what neither oneself nor others know, representing complete lack of self-knowledge. Obtaining feedback from others can help reduce the size of the blind area.

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