The Johari Window was invented by Joseph Luft and Harrington Ingham in the 1950s as a model for mapping personality awareness. By describing yourself from a fixed list of adjectives, then asking your friends and colleagues to describe you from the same list, a grid of overlap and difference can be built up.
You can get your own Johari Window, or contribute to Euri's.
| Known to Self |
Not Known to Self | |
| Known to Others | Arenaobservantquiet reflective sentimental tense | Blind Spotableaccepting adaptable bold brave calm caring cheerful clever complex confident dependable dignified energetic extroverted friendly giving happy helpful idealistic independent ingenious intelligent kind knowledgeable logical loving mature modest nervous organised patient powerful proud relaxed religious responsive searching self-assertive self-conscious sensible shy silly spontaneous trustworthy warm wise witty |
| Not Known to Others | Façadesympathetic | Unknownintroverted |
(Hover over a word to see how many people chose it.) | ||
able (6%) accepting (6%) adaptable (12%) bold (3%) brave (9%) calm (6%) caring (18%) cheerful (3%) clever (15%) complex (18%) confident (9%) dependable (9%) dignified (3%) energetic (6%) extroverted (3%) friendly (30%) giving (6%) happy (3%) helpful (18%) idealistic (21%) independent (3%) ingenious (3%) intelligent (30%) introverted (0%) kind (27%) knowledgeable (18%) logical (24%) loving (3%) mature (15%) modest (6%) nervous (3%) observant (30%) organised (18%) patient (9%) powerful (3%) proud (3%) quiet (15%) reflective (9%) relaxed (3%) religious (9%) responsive (3%) searching (9%) self-assertive (3%) self-conscious (6%) sensible (12%) sentimental (12%) shy (15%) silly (3%) spontaneous (3%) sympathetic (0%) tense (12%) trustworthy (15%) warm (6%) wise (12%) witty (6%)
bap thinks: bold, brave, mature, patient, relaxed.
ivan pogi thinks: kind, shy, observant, adaptable, calm.
Najo thinks: silly, dependable, giving, trustworthy, ingenious, helpful.
George thinks: idealistic, kind, sensible, confident, independent, knowledgeable.
Archiboy! thinks: tense, searching, organised, helpful, spontaneous, logical.
chette thinks: friendly, observant, logical, quiet, idealistic.
Jhay thinks: caring, trustworthy, sensible, sentimental, loving, kind.
rd thinks: friendly, accepting, energetic, knowledgeable, caring.
spoky thinks: idealistic, sentimental, wise, mature, searching, logical.
The Prize thinks: helpful, intelligent, kind, caring, trustworthy, warm.
MIke thinks: able, clever, dignified, friendly, intelligent, kind.
KuyaMyke mo to! thinks: shy, quiet, wise, friendly, modest, accepting.
sam thinks: adaptable, energetic, quiet, organised, knowledgeable.
enob-x thinks: helpful, intelligent, knowledgeable, friendly, observant, kind.
Pinkie @ Sunshine thinks: idealistic, caring, intelligent, organised, kind.
me thinks: cheerful, intelligent, knowledgeable, friendly, sensible.
Precious thinks: clever, helpful, kind, wise, trustworthy.
Shari thinks: clever, intelligent, logical, reflective, sensible.
:P thinks: religious, complex, mature, warm, giving.
aruki thinks: logical, observant, clever, brave, complex, responsive.
k c tan thinks: patient, proud, religious, shy, trustworthy, tense.
Brittney thinks: friendly, brave, intelligent, shy, dependable.
happy thinks: powerful, clever, mature, knowledgeable, wise.
g thinks: shy, self-conscious, religious, searching, idealistic.
riz thinks: adaptable, observant, witty, logical, idealistic, intelligent.
Lai thinks: tense, observant, caring, reflective, calm, quiet.
Elissa thinks: complex, confident, extroverted, intelligent, sentimental, adaptable.
Ely thinks: confident, friendly, witty, idealistic, complex, happy.
Glenn thinks: able, modest, reflective, sentimental, complex, dependable.
anonymous thinks: observant, helpful, kind, friendly, quiet, organised.
3 thinks: organised, patient, observant, nervous, tense.
biatch thinks: intelligent, logical, self-assertive, self-conscious, organised, observant.
bea corbilla thinks: caring, complex, friendly, logical, mature, observant.
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