The Johari Window is a rectangle divided into four equal quadrants. Box 1 (top left — the "open/known" area). This quadrant represents what you know and what you openly let others know about you ...

The Johari Window consists of four quadrants in which are placed qualities or traits of our personality. The difference of each window lies in whether we are aware of these traits or not – or ...

One such exercise is the Johari window ... The chosen adjectives or traits are then listed on the window, which is made of four quadrants. The upper half of the Y axis is labeled “known to ...

Created by psychologists Joseph Luft and Harrington Ingham, the Johari Window is composed of four quadrants: The open quadrant: Things you know about yourself and peers know about you. The open ...

Created by psychologists Harrington Ingham and Joseph Luft, the Johari window (a combination of their first names) is set up like a window pane with four quadrants. The upper-right hand quadrant ...

The Johari Window is named after Jose Luft and Harry Ingham. Interaction and/or communication in a group, as well as in other group situations, can be described in terms of a single individual and his ...