Knock knock

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• Knock knock

Who s there?
Chi cè?
Kto je tam?
Min hemm?
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Who am I?
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No one knows you better than you do.
The problem is that we seldom if ever ask
ourselves about ourselves
I am
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Self - Concept

• Feelings
• Thoughts about your strengths
• Thoughts about your weaknesses
• Abilities
• Limitations

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Sources of self-concept

• The image that others have of you
• and that they reveal to
  you.
• You are so beautiful so I am good looking

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Sources of self-concept

• Comparisons you make between yourself and others
• My examination grades are higher than average so
  I am good at school

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Sources of self-concept

• The way you interpret and
• evaluate your own thoughts
• and behaviours.
• I liedthis is wrongI feel guilty as this is
  contradicting my beliefs.
• I saved someone from drowningI feel good about
  this behaviourand about myself.

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• Understanding the way your self-concept
  develops increases
  your self-awareness
• The more you
  understand why you view yourself as
  you do, the better you will understand who
  you are.

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Self-awarenessis very practical!

• You control your thoughts and behaviours largely
  to the extent that you understand yourself and
  are aware of who you are.

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The Personality Tree

• roots values and beliefs who influences me
• trunk what do I do in life
• branches relationships and connections
  hobbies
• leaves what are my potentialities what am I
  good at
• buds direction in life- what do I want to
  achieve what are my hopes for the future
• fruits my achievements
• flowers what makes me special
• thorns challenges, threats and difficulties

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Welcome back!!
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The Johari Window
A simple model to improve self-awareness and
mutual understanding
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The 4 selves
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open area, open self,
free area, free self, or 'the arena'
what is known by the person about him/herself and
is also known by others
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blind area, blind self,
or 'blindspot'
what is unknown by the person about him/herself
but which others know
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hidden area, hidden self,
avoided area, avoided self or 'facade'
what the person knows about him/herself that
others do not know
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unknown area or unknown self
what is unknown by the person about him/herself
and is also unknown by others
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The Johari Window Model
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Increasing open area through feedback
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• This can be done by
• others observations
• - Increases blind area-
• By self-discovery
• -increases hidden area-
• Group experiences and discussions
• -which increases the open area as the unknown
  area reduces

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Lack of self-knowledge
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Developed self-awareness
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The process from
to
Leads to self actualisation
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Thanks for your attention!!
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 For you created my inmost being        you
knit me together in my mother's womb.  I praise
you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made
       your works are wonderful,        I know
that full well. Psalm 139