Which of these is not a part of the ‘Johari window’? a) Hidden self b) Blind self c) Open self d) Ideal self

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Which of these is not a part of the ‘Johari window’?

a) Hidden self
b) Blind self
c) Open self
d) Ideal self

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A. hidden self that's the answer

Tstirrat answered Feb 19, 2017

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