Question

multiple choice question
what does the johari window distinguish between?
○ aspects of the self that are known to others and those known only to the individual
○ individuals with high self-esteem and those with low self-esteem
○ the locus, stability, and controllability of attributions
○ cultural and cocultural differences in perception

Explanation:

The Johari Window is a psychological framework that maps self-awareness by dividing aspects of the self into four quadrants, based on whether information is known to the individual and/or known to others. The core distinction it makes is between parts of the self shared with others and parts only the individual knows. The other options relate to separate psychological concepts (self-esteem differences, attribution dimensions, cultural perception differences) not central to the Johari Window's purpose.

Answer:

A. Aspects of the self that are known to others and those known only to the individual