1. The main objective of the Johari Window is to:
increase the size of the open area.
increase the hidden and unknown area.
prevent others from understanding the reasons behind our actions.
prevent an individual’s perceptual limitations being disclosed to his colleagues.
discourage disclosure and feedback.
2. Consistency, consensus, and distinctiveness are the:
three of the four quadrants in the Johari Window.
three elements of the selective attention process.
three rules that determine whether we make an internal or external attribution.
three elements of behavior modification.
the main causes of a self-fulfilling prophecy.