HaVoCProductions2006's Johari Window

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 HaVoCProductions2006's.

Known
to
Self
Not
Known
to
Self
Known to Others

Arena

adaptable
confident
dependable
independent
shy
silly

Blind Spot

able
accepting
bold
brave
calm
caring
cheerful
clever
complex
dignified
energetic
friendly
giving
happy
helpful
ingenious
intelligent
kind
knowledgeable
logical
loving
mature
modest
observant
organised
patient
powerful
proud
reflective
relaxed
responsive
self-assertive
sensible
sentimental
spontaneous
sympathetic
trustworthy
warm
wise
witty
Not Known to Others

Façade

Unknown

extroverted idealistic introverted nervous quiet religious searching self-conscious tense

(Hover over a word to see how many people chose it.)

All Percentages

able (10%) accepting (10%) adaptable (3%) bold (16%) brave (20%) calm (3%) caring (16%) cheerful (10%) clever (23%) complex (10%) confident (10%) dependable (10%) dignified (16%) energetic (16%) extroverted (0%) friendly (16%) giving (10%) happy (13%) helpful (23%) idealistic (0%) independent (6%) ingenious (13%) intelligent (20%) introverted (0%) kind (16%) knowledgeable (16%) logical (10%) loving (23%) mature (10%) modest (16%) nervous (0%) observant (16%) organised (6%) patient (10%) powerful (16%) proud (6%) quiet (0%) reflective (3%) relaxed (3%) religious (0%) responsive (6%) searching (0%) self-assertive (26%) self-conscious (0%) sensible (10%) sentimental (13%) shy (10%) silly (13%) spontaneous (10%) sympathetic (13%) tense (0%) trustworthy (13%) warm (6%) wise (20%) witty (10%)

Description Breakdown (30 people)

Becky thinks: accepting, confident, knowledgeable, warm, helpful, trustworthy.
Kerri thinks: bold, clever, brave, powerful, self-assertive, dependable.
Holly thinks: energetic, helpful, happy, ingenious, self-assertive, responsive.
Becca thinks: wise, spontaneous, sentimental, giving, intelligent, loving.
Jackie thinks: dignified, dependable, confident, brave, complex, sympathetic.
Carmen thinks: cheerful, intelligent, loving, mature, observant, ingenious.
Tammy thinks: clever, cheerful, caring, spontaneous, witty, wise.
Mary thinks: helpful, intelligent, ingenious, observant, self-assertive, powerful.
Janet thinks: independent, friendly, able, adaptable, accepting, shy.
Casey thinks: silly, shy, sentimental, trustworthy, dignified, knowledgeable.
Pam thinks: helpful, relaxed, modest, kind, responsive, brave.
Princess thinks: caring, independent, knowledgeable, mature, observant, trustworthy.
Roland thinks: logical, organised, loving, intelligent, happy, helpful.
Sarah thinks: clever, bold, energetic, shy, silly, giving.
Monica thinks: able, calm, caring, dignified, intelligent, loving.
Jessica thinks: happy, kind, modest, powerful, self-assertive, sentimental.
Haley thinks: caring, brave, complex, modest, powerful, sensible.
Amanda thinks: bold, brave, friendly, knowledgeable, loving.
Kate thinks: mature, modest, kind, reflective, observant.
Heather thinks: patient, loving, knowledgeable, friendly, dignified.
Jasmine thinks: complex, bold, accepting, able, caring, wise.
Tracy thinks: witty, self-assertive, silly, proud, kind, sentimental.
Chad thinks: cheerful, clever, energetic, kind, logical, sympathetic.
Katrina thinks: silly, self-assertive, spontaneous, sympathetic, wise, proud.
Brock thinks: self-assertive, patient, powerful, observant, ingenious, wise.
Kat thinks: bold, clever, dignified, energetic, wise, self-assertive.
anoldfriend thinks: giving, modest, loving, trustworthy, warm, helpful.
Sin thinks: patient, confident, friendly, logical, organised, sensible.
Geoff thinks: intelligent, clever, brave, friendly, sympathetic, sensible.
Jill thinks: happy, helpful, energetic, clever, dependable, witty.

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The Interactive Johari Window was installed and grouted by Kevan, on the 11th of February 2006.
Questions? Check the FAQ.
If you can take criticism, there's also a darker Nohari Window.