Personal

Development
When I say “I”, I mean
something absolutely
unique not to be confused
with any other.

- Ugo Betti, The Inquiry,

1941
What is Self?
•Defined as the individuality of a
person which is the subject of
learning experiences, varied
emotions and thoughts.
Nature vs.
Nurture
Nature
•Hereditary, Prenatal
Nurture
•Environmental Factors,
Postnatal
ACTIVITY:
The students will be grouped into 2. Follow the given
instructions:
• get a piece of paper;
• fold the paper in half vertically;
• Write your name at top of the paper;
• on the right side of the paper write “ POSITIVE”; and
• on the left side of the paper write “ NEGATIVE”
Johari Window
Model
Johari Window Model
• Is a four-quadrant grid that was developed by
American psychologist Joseph Luft and Harry
Ingham.
• Is a direct and useful to achieve self-awareness,
learning about the self as human being as well
as developing healthy relations between
individuals.
 The Johari Window

Open/Free Area Blind Area

(Quadrant 1) (Quadrant 2)

Hidden Area Unknown Area

(Quadrant 3) (Quadrant 4)
Open/Free Area
(Quadrant 1)
•This quadrant represents the things
that you know about yourself, and
the things that others know about
you.
Blind Area
(Quadrant 2)
•This quadrant represents things
about you that you aren’t aware of ,
but that are known by others.
Hidden Area (Quadrant
3)
•This quadrant represents things
that you know about yourself but
other’s don’t know.
Unknown Area
(Quadrant 4)
•This last quadrant represents things
that are unknown to you, and are
unknown to others.