Introduction

Question 1

What is the Johari Window

Answer 1

It is a technique that helps people better understand their relationship with themselves and others

Question 2

The four areas of the Johari Window

Answer 2

Open area
Blind Spot
Hidden area or façade
Unknown

Question 3

Explain the Open Area of the Johari Window

Answer 3

Things known by you are seen and acknowledged by others. Information about the person’s attitude. Behaviour, emotions, feelings, skills, and views will be known by the person as well as others.

Question 4

Explain the Blind Spot of the Johari Window

Answer 4

Things unknown by you but, are seen and acknowledged by others. Information about yourself that others know in the group but you will be unaware of. Others may interpret yourself differently than you expect.

Question 5

Explain the Hidden area or façade of the Johari Window

Answer 5

Things known by you but unknown by others. This can be personal information that you feel reluctant to reveal, such as past experiences, fears, secrets, etc.

Question 6

Explain Followership

Answer 6

It is defined as intentional practice on the part of the subordinate to enhance the synergetic interchange between the follower and the leader. This means that the follower actively choose to work well with their leaders.