Name: Ron Ace Jarantilla
Subject: PSY C101
START UP ACTIVITY: Johari Window
What I see in me
What I do NOT see in me
What you see in me
The Public Self
As someone with a keen interest in
technology trends, I find myself constantly
engaged in discussions about the latest
innovations and advancements shaping our
digital landscape. Whether it is exploring new
gadgets, discussing emerging technologies, or
sharing thoughts on industry trends, my
enthusiasm for all things tech shines through
in my interactions with others. Furthermore,
as a staunch supporter of mental health
awareness, I actively advocate for
destigmatizing mental health issues and
promoting well-being in our communities.
Engaging in conversations, sharing resources,
and participating in initiatives aimed at raising
awareness underscore my commitment to
supporting mental health initiatives openly.
The Blind Self
In the realm of blind self, I may find that my
intentions in humor are often misunderstood
Section: 203I
Date: 06/02/2024
What you do NOT see in me
The Private (or hidden) Self
Privately, I grapple with a fear of rejection, a
vulnerability that often lurks beneath the
surface, shaping my interactions and decision-
making processes. It is a deeply ingrained
apprehension that weighs heavily on mind,
influencing my willingness to take risks and
put myself out there. Similarly, the fear of
failure casts a shadow over my endeavors,
instilling doubts and insecurities that I
struggle to overcome. Whether it is in
personal or academic pursuits, the fear of
falling short looms large, fueling a perpetual
sense of self-doubt. Lastly, the fear of public
speaking is a closely guarded aspect of my
private self, evoking feelings of anxiety and
discomfort at the mere thought of addressing a
crowd. It is a fear rooted in the fear of
judgement and the pressure to perform,
creating a barrier to expressing myself
confidently in public speaking.
The Undiscovered Self
Deep within, there lies an unacknowledged
curiosity for exploration, a yearning to
by others. While I may intend to lighten the
mood or inject levity into conversations, my
humor may be misinterpreted, leading to
unintended consequences or
misunderstandings. Additionally, my
perceived approachability may differ from
how I perceive myself, with others perceiving
me as less approachable than I believe myself
to be. This disconnect in perception may
impact interpersonal dynamics and
communication. Furthermore, the impact of
my emotional intelligence may go unnoticed
by others, with my ability to empathize,
understand, and navigate emotions not fully
recognized or acknowledged. Despite my
efforts to connect on an emotional level, the
true extent of my impact may remain unseen
by those around me.
venture into uncharted territories and expand
horizons beyond the familiar. Whether it is
traveling to distant lands, delving into new
hobbies, or embracing novel experiences, this
hidden curiosity awaits discovery, beckoning
me towards exciting adventures and
opportunities for growth. Moreover, hidden
procrastination patterns may lurk beneath the
surface, undermining productivity and
hindering progress in both personal and
academic endeavors. Uncovering and
addressing these patterns could unlock greater
efficiency and effectiveness in managing tasks
and achieving goals. Additionally, a hidden
gift for digital creativity may lie dormant
within me, waiting to be unleashed through
artistic expression, innovating projects, or
digital content creation. Exploring this
untapped potential could lead to new avenues
for self-expression and fulfillment in the
digital world.