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 ZWJ-007's.
Known to Self |
Not Known to Self | |
Known to Others | Arenaableconfident dignified friendly ingenious witty | Blind Spotacceptingadaptable bold brave calm caring cheerful clever complex dependable energetic extroverted happy helpful independent intelligent introverted knowledgeable logical loving nervous organised patient powerful proud quiet religious responsive searching self-assertive self-conscious sensible shy silly spontaneous trustworthy wise |
Not Known to Others | Façade | Unknowngiving idealistic kind mature modest observant reflective relaxed sentimental sympathetic tense warm |
(Hover over a word to see how many people chose it.) |
able (15%) accepting (3%) adaptable (12%) bold (21%) brave (6%) calm (3%) caring (3%) cheerful (30%) clever (21%) complex (9%) confident (30%) dependable (15%) dignified (9%) energetic (12%) extroverted (27%) friendly (18%) giving (0%) happy (9%) helpful (6%) idealistic (0%) independent (6%) ingenious (9%) intelligent (9%) introverted (9%) kind (0%) knowledgeable (12%) logical (12%) loving (3%) mature (0%) modest (0%) nervous (6%) observant (0%) organised (3%) patient (3%) powerful (9%) proud (12%) quiet (6%) reflective (0%) relaxed (0%) religious (3%) responsive (12%) searching (3%) self-assertive (9%) self-conscious (24%) sensible (6%) sentimental (0%) shy (15%) silly (45%) spontaneous (18%) sympathetic (0%) tense (0%) trustworthy (6%) warm (0%) wise (3%) witty (42%)
ivan thinks: independent, intelligent, loving, cheerful, bold, silly.
=p thinks: shy, quiet, religious, introverted, sensible, logical.
Mike thinks: , cheerful, dependable, able, brave, bold.
KS thinks: sensible, cheerful, knowledgeable, dependable, logical.
eunice thinks: silly, bold, extroverted, friendly, confident, spontaneous.
:) nt a witch thinks: silly, accepting, dependable, witty, friendly, confident.
POPES ALWAYS RULE thinks: dignified, clever, spontaneous, witty, cheerful.
monkeyrox thinks: clever, confident, ingenious, powerful, silly.
me thinks: bold, witty, extroverted, confident, energetic, self-conscious.
Melissa :) thinks: silly, clever, cheerful, patient, trustworthy.
SMS thinks: responsive, cheerful, independent, caring, witty.
ting thinks: wise, confident, self-conscious, bold, ingenious.
tedrid thinks: shy, witty, able, searching, knowledgeable, adaptable.
Mr Lee Wen Jie thinks: silly, trustworthy, witty, adaptable, dependable.
gerisim thinks: confident, friendly, witty, happy, spontaneous, clever.
tionglaopa thinks: friendly, powerful, energetic, cheerful, happy.
Gavin thinks: silly, shy, knowledgeable, clever, complex.
ner thinks: confident, cheerful, self-assertive, silly, witty, extroverted.
yanling thinks: witty, responsive, self-assertive, helpful, clever.
cherelle* thinks: able, self-conscious, logical, proud, helpful, friendly.
berlinda thinks: silly, spontaneous, confident, bold, extroverted.
Jay thinks: silly, intelligent, cheerful, able, dependable, extroverted.
dw thinks: self-conscious, witty, clever, proud, extroverted.
ryan thinks: , adaptable, cheerful, able, confident, bold.
grace thinks: proud, adaptable, silly, energetic, self-assertive.
haha thinks: extroverted, witty, silly, shy, happy.
normen thinks: witty, spontaneous, self-conscious, friendly, silly.
audz_ thinks: witty, responsive, extroverted, self-conscious, complex, confident.
tyxm thinks: self-conscious, spontaneous, dignified, organised, responsive.
michelle thinks: introverted, silly, proud, self-conscious, nervous.
Person who typed Michelle thinks: dignified, knowledgeable, powerful, ingenious, intelligent, brave.
Ngyen Soon Kiet thinks: silly, introverted, nervous, complex, shy, quiet.
Everest thinks: energetic, extroverted, witty, logical, calm.
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