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 Ms. Sizzle's.
Known to Self |
Not Known to Self | |
Known to Others | Arenadependableextroverted loving reflective sentimental witty | Blind Spotableaccepting adaptable bold brave caring cheerful clever complex confident dignified friendly giving idealistic independent intelligent kind knowledgeable logical mature observant organised powerful responsive searching self-conscious silly spontaneous sympathetic trustworthy warm wise |
Not Known to Others | Façade | Unknowncalm energetic happy helpful ingenious introverted modest nervous patient proud quiet relaxed religious self-assertive sensible shy tense |
(Hover over a word to see how many people chose it.) |
56% of people think that Ms. Sizzle is intelligent
53% of people agree that Ms. Sizzle is witty
able (10%) accepting (10%) adaptable (3%) bold (10%) brave (13%) calm (0%) caring (46%) cheerful (6%) clever (26%) complex (23%) confident (6%) dependable (16%) dignified (3%) energetic (0%) extroverted (3%) friendly (10%) giving (20%) happy (0%) helpful (0%) idealistic (10%) independent (20%) ingenious (0%) intelligent (56%) introverted (0%) kind (20%) knowledgeable (3%) logical (3%) loving (33%) mature (6%) modest (0%) nervous (0%) observant (16%) organised (3%) patient (0%) powerful (13%) proud (0%) quiet (0%) reflective (23%) relaxed (0%) religious (0%) responsive (3%) searching (33%) self-assertive (0%) self-conscious (6%) sensible (0%) sentimental (16%) shy (0%) silly (3%) spontaneous (6%) sympathetic (6%) tense (0%) trustworthy (6%) warm (20%) wise (6%) witty (53%)
BullysE thinks: responsive, kind, witty, friendly, intelligent, cheerful.
kapgar5@hotmail.com thinks: caring, independent, observant, intelligent, clever, dependable.
Sue thinks: warm, caring, giving, loving, intelligent, trustworthy.
Anonymous Reader thinks: cheerful, independent, trustworthy, warm, sentimental.
Alissa thinks: independent, searching, accepting, loving, warm, kind.
jeopardygirl thinks: caring, witty, idealistic, observant, sentimental, intelligent.
mikeysantacruz thinks: caring, dependable, knowledgeable, sympathetic, wise.
Anthony S. thinks: kind, clever, dignified, reflective, observant, mature.
Lushy thinks: witty, loving, able, independent, adaptable.
gorillabuns thinks: caring, intelligent, loving, kind, clever, witty.
Meagan thinks: dependable, searching, idealistic, bold, reflective, loving.
Mr. Rodacre thinks: complex, self-conscious, intelligent, confident, giving, witty.
Bob thinks: dependable, wise, independent, searching, loving, complex.
sandra thinks: witty, intelligent, sentimental, warm, clever, friendly.
cn thinks: complex, loving, intelligent, witty, self-conscious, caring.
Stacy thinks: kind, reflective, searching, intelligent, witty, powerful.
Jessie thinks: caring, complex, extroverted, intelligent, witty, warm.
whoorl thinks: searching, complex, witty, loving, silly, dependable.
leolionqueen thinks: bold, powerful, intelligent, caring, searching.
Brooke thinks: caring, clever, intelligent, warm, kind.
Jules thinks: intelligent, brave, powerful, accepting, searching, giving.
gary thinks: caring, giving, intelligent, logical, loving, reflective.
girlgoyle thinks: brave, mature, reflective, searching, spontaneous, witty.
John thinks: caring, brave, clever, complex, witty, reflective.
bre thinks: friendly, clever, intelligent, witty, observant, complex.
mom thinks: caring, sentimental, intelligent, loving, witty, powerful.
Neil Kramer thinks: able, witty, spontaneous, caring, independent, sentimental.
Supple thinks: witty, confident, bold, clever, giving, organised.
claire thinks: able, caring, giving, searching, reflective, accepting.
Krisco thinks: searching, observant, intelligent, sympathetic, idealistic, brave.
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