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Name: Of human interaction
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Author: Joseph Luft

Joseph Luft’s book explains the Johari Window model, a four‑pane diagram that categorizes personal awareness into open, hidden, blind, and unknown areas. The boundaries between these panes function like movable shades, adjusting as communication unfolds. Trust is cultivated by gradually shifting personal shades outward, exposing information to others and thereby creating an open, transparent channel of interaction.

First publish date: 1969

Genre: Psychology/Social Psychology

Authors: Joseph Luft

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