Johari/Nohari window!
- Thread starter Reon
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- Nov 12, 2008
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@aeon I will as well, since you're setting a precedent. I haven't looked at mine for a while and I seemed to have emassed a good level of data. Like you, very little of this surprises me very much at all. There were some interesting nuggets though.
As for the Johari window, the top trait (which I did not choose for myself) is intelligent. While I do regard myself as this (hence little surprise), I didn't see it as a top trait in a sense, I saw the ones I listed as the most promiant. Observent, reflective, and complex are the most mutually agreed upon in that respect. I am however, surprised at how broad I am seen as. There are general overlaps, but a few of the words I am kind of surprised in how others see it.
As for the Nohari window, little surprises me here either. Inflexible is the highest one, and I reconize that in myself. I do not like change at all, and I am very very resistant to it. I will bend, but I require a lot of pressure and time before I will do so. Overdramatic doesn't surprise me either. I try very hard to regulate it, but I can over react in an emotional manner when I see something as being overtly wrong in some way. I am a bit suprised no one has seen lethargic or embaressed. Mind you I have really worked through my embaressment over the past year, and it is becoming almost a non issue for me now. I think I might remove that from my list. Lethargic perhaps is just me holding myself to very high standards of what it means to have the capacity to work and not need rest. There are only two or three that others see in me that I have a hard time agreeing with. Although for a few, I can see how I might be seen as that in individual cases.
As for the Johari window, the top trait (which I did not choose for myself) is intelligent. While I do regard myself as this (hence little surprise), I didn't see it as a top trait in a sense, I saw the ones I listed as the most promiant. Observent, reflective, and complex are the most mutually agreed upon in that respect. I am however, surprised at how broad I am seen as. There are general overlaps, but a few of the words I am kind of surprised in how others see it.
As for the Nohari window, little surprises me here either. Inflexible is the highest one, and I reconize that in myself. I do not like change at all, and I am very very resistant to it. I will bend, but I require a lot of pressure and time before I will do so. Overdramatic doesn't surprise me either. I try very hard to regulate it, but I can over react in an emotional manner when I see something as being overtly wrong in some way. I am a bit suprised no one has seen lethargic or embaressed. Mind you I have really worked through my embaressment over the past year, and it is becoming almost a non issue for me now. I think I might remove that from my list. Lethargic perhaps is just me holding myself to very high standards of what it means to have the capacity to work and not need rest. There are only two or three that others see in me that I have a hard time agreeing with. Although for a few, I can see how I might be seen as that in individual cases.
OK, I'll play too. Mine's been out there for years now and I'm sure I've probably changed some over that time, but the feedback I get has stayed pretty consistent. I find that interesting.
On the Johari, the only dominant trait defined for me is reflective. It's a trait known to me and to others. There's a lot of variety in the other traits chosen for me by people, but it seems to paint a similar picture. While these traits may not specifically pull words I also chose, in general it doesn't surprise me or seem out of step with my self-assessment. I think I am uncomfortable with labeling myself positively, but it does fit into some uncomfortable aware spot when I see it reflected back to me through other assessment.
On Nohari, dominant traits are insecure and irrational. The insecure part, I'm very aware of. I admit though, I've been surprised by the dominance of people who have chosen irrational for me. While I've never thought of myself as particularly logical (what's the difference between rational and logical? I'll have to look that up), I do feel curious about what in my presentation screams irrational so loudly.
On the Johari, the only dominant trait defined for me is reflective. It's a trait known to me and to others. There's a lot of variety in the other traits chosen for me by people, but it seems to paint a similar picture. While these traits may not specifically pull words I also chose, in general it doesn't surprise me or seem out of step with my self-assessment. I think I am uncomfortable with labeling myself positively, but it does fit into some uncomfortable aware spot when I see it reflected back to me through other assessment.
On Nohari, dominant traits are insecure and irrational. The insecure part, I'm very aware of. I admit though, I've been surprised by the dominance of people who have chosen irrational for me. While I've never thought of myself as particularly logical (what's the difference between rational and logical? I'll have to look that up), I do feel curious about what in my presentation screams irrational so loudly.
- Sep 28, 2008
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So I took a look at your johari, and I found a few odd things:
- you have 59 votes, which is vastly greater than the 2nd largest here
- most of your votes are by "anonymous" voters, which is strange in a johari since people complimenting you are willing to expose who they are. This is evident in the ratio of anonymous/identified votes of the other participants in this thread.
- You're the only one who posted their results
Looks like fun.
http://kevan.org/nohari?name=tomarctushu
http://kevan.org/jh/tomarctushu
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http://kevan.org/nohari?name=tomarctushu
http://kevan.org/jh/tomarctushu
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Had a recent name change from AlienSpectator
Please respond. The feedback should be interesting.
Johari: http://kevan.org/jh/kiualien
Nohari: http://kevan.org/nohari?name=kiuAlien
Please respond. The feedback should be interesting.
Johari: http://kevan.org/jh/kiualien
Nohari: http://kevan.org/nohari?name=kiuAlien
My N/J windows have been open for years at this point, and the posts there reflect the contributions of 6 different forums, 4 of which were/are dedicated to personality typing, and 2 that had a rule when doing N/J that contributions had to be anonymous.
As to me being the only one who has posted, indeed, this is true. I found it interesting, and I was likely doing my hyperfocus thing.
If it seemed I was doing it to self-promote, or put myself in the limelight, all I can say is that when I do the enneagram, Type 3 is my lowest score.
cheers,
Ian
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