The New Johari Window #35: A Final View
I offer Luft’s original statement about each principle. These principles have informed the New Johari Window. However, each …
The New Johari Window #34 Alternative Johari Models II: Stabilized Interaction Model
When I introduce the stabilized interaction model into our analysis of Quad Four dynamics, several interesting results occur…
The New Johari Window #33: Alternative Johari Models I. The Disjointed Model
The disjointed model highlights the dynamic interaction between Quad Four and it’s opposite quadrant, Quad One. While the or…
The New Johari Window #31: Quadrant Four: Interaction Between Two People
According to Luft (in all of his optimism), there is the opportunity for something wonderful (even magical) to occur—resulti…
The New Johari Window #15. Quadrant One and Internal Locus of Control
In Quad One, the fundamental issue regarding locus of control resides in the dynamics of individualism versus conformity. I…
The New Johari Window #7: Postmodern Relationships and Complexity
The increasing density of human population is not simply a matter of population growth, it also has to do with a remarkable …
The New Johari Window #6: The Postmodern Self
Ironically—and poignantly—the Johari Window, as a guidebook for this transitional period—is still relevant today. …
The New Johari Window #5: Interpersonal Needs
Schutz postulates that there are three fundamental interpersonal needs that strongly influences interpersonal behavior: Incl…
The New Johari Window #4: Three Perspectives on Human Relationships
The New Johari Window embraces multiple perspectives on this complex phenomenon. I will specifically look at the Johari Wind…
The New Johari Window #3: Interpersonal Relationships and the Locus of Control
Many years ago, Sigmund Freud discovered (or did he invent?) the Ego. Freud had already discovered that the human psyche pro…