IMPLICATION OF JOHARI WINDOW

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The quality of interpersonal relationship is largely affected by the manner in which parties relate to each other.   How to relate to or affect other person reflects our personality. In order to develop a close and binding relationship all parties must expose themselves to each other, so that they can really get to know each other's strength and weakness.
 JOHARI WINDOW:-
                                                   KNOWN TO                                             UNKNOWN TO
                                                     SELF                                                               SELF

KNOWN TO                           ARENA                                                          BLIND SPOT
OTHER



UNKNOWN                           CLOSED                                                        DARK/GREY
TO OTHER

             Every person has to develop in such a manner that the area marked ARENA increases which will result in decrease of other areas i.e. blind, closed, and dark areas. A good manager has to develop the ARENA as much as possible.
         IMPLICATION OF MODEL:- 
                      Whenever the ARENA is small, free and spontaneous interaction will be minimum. If the ARENA is large there will be a greater chance of participation, in any relationship to make any perceptual judgement helps the parties to achieve/ develop realities and mutual expectations. Meeting these expectations improves relationship. As ARENA increases, closed area or private self shrinks. self disclosure is the act of showing respect for sharing intimacy with another person. Such an act of sharing requires trust in another person and encourages the another person to follow suit in trusting you. There can be no teamwork without trust. Feedback reduces the blind spot area and helps to increase our self awareness. Others see by our action which may not be clear to self.

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