This resource introduces the Johari Window, a communication model created by Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham. It explores four areas of personal awareness: Open, Blind, Hidden and Unknown. The model shows how giving and receiving feedback can increase shared understanding, reduce blind spots and support stronger relationships within teams.
Communication & Teamwork
Johari Window
A practical introduction to the Johari Window and its role in self-awareness and team communication.
A practical model for developing self-awareness, understanding feedback and improving communication within teams.
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07.10.2026
1 LEARNING RESOURCE
SELF-AWARENESS
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Practical learning resources
This resource includes:
Self-Awareness
Personal Feedback
Open Communication
Team Relationships
About this resource
Practical learning resources
This resource includes:
Self-Awareness
Personal Feedback
Open Communication
Team Relationships
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Johari vinduet - (Norwegian)
PDF • 1.23 MB
Johar ifönstret - (Swedish)
PDF • 1.24 MB
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