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The four quadrants of the window represent you in relation to others. The quadrants represent awareness of behaviour, feelings and motivation.   Sometimes awareness is shared; sometimes it is not.

Johari Window

Quadrant 1:   The open quadrant refers to behaviour, feelings and motivation known to self and others.

Quadrant 2:   The blind quadrant refers to behaviour, feelings and motivation known to others but, not to self.

Quadrant 3:  The hidden quadrant refers to behaviour, feelings and motivation known to self but not to others.

Quadrant 4:  The unknown quadrant: refers to behaviour, feelings and motivation known neither to self nor to others.

 

 
 
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