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ACTIVITY 2: THE JOHARI WINDOW

Directions:The Johari Window is helpful tool in discovering the self. This shall allow youto
review of yourself, the things you know and still do not know, and others see you. Fill out the
template below with the characteristics, attitude, and skill required in each quadrant.

KNOWN TO SELF NOT KNOWN TO SELF

Write here the things (personality, characters, Have one family member to write the things
attitudes, skills) you and other people know about you. (personality, characters, attitudes, skills) he/she
knows about you but unknown to you.

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Write here the things (personality, characters, attitudes,

skills) you know about you and not known to others.

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NOT KNOWN TO OTHERS NOT KNOWN TO OTHERS
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KNOWN TO SELF NOT KNOWN TO SELF

SELF-AWARENESS PROCESSING
Directions: Evaluate the responses you’ve made in the Johari Window exercise above then
answer the given questions.
1. What side of you have you been hiding?
2. What qualities do you consider as your weaknesses but other people consider as your
strengths? What are these?
3. What emotion do you struggle with the most: fear, anger, sadness or joy and what is great
and bad about your life because it is like that?
4. How is your most painful memory shaping your life today?
5. How can understanding yourself pave the way to self-acceptance and better relationship with
others?
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IT’S REFLECTION TIME!

Directions: Self knowing is quite a bit hard and it requires a long period of time before we get
to know our selves better. Below are quoted words about knowing oneself from notable
philosophers. Read and analyze them one by one and write your own reflection on the space
provided.

1. “An unexamined life is not worth living” – Socrates

2. “Knowing oneself is the beginning of all wisdom” – Aristotle

3. “The mind is the seat of consciousness” – Rene Descartes