Explain how that item is connected to your self-image (e.g., to whom is the item connected and how does it contribute to the reflected appraisal?

Part I: Self-Concept Inventory Use the table below to complete this portion of the assignment. You will submit the two lists as Part I.
The Johari Window was invented by Joseph Luft and Harrington Ingham in the 1950s as a model for mapping personality awareness. By describing yourself from a fixed list of adjectives, then asking your friends and colleagues to describe you from the same list, a grid of overlap and difference can be built up.
To get started, pick five words that you feel best describes you, from the list below. Then rank them with #1 being the word that best describes you.
Next, ask a friend or relative to complete the same task describing you. Ask your friend/relative to rank them with #1 being the word that best describes you.
Johari Window
Group A B C D E
Row 1 able accepting adaptable bold brave
Row 2 calm caring cheerful clever complex
Row 3 confident dependable dignified energetic extroverted
Row 4 friendly giving happy helpful idealistic
Row 5 independent ingenious intelligent introverted kind
Row 6 knowledgeable logical loving mature modest
Row 7 nervous observant organized patient powerful
Row 8 proud quiet reflective relaxed religious
Row 9 responsive searching self-assertive self-conscious sensible
Row 10 sentimental shy silly spontaneous sympathetic
Row 11 tense trustworthy warm wise witty

Were you surprised by any of the information you discovered from your rankings? Why or why not?
Select an item from your list that you believe is related to reflected appraisal.** Explain how that item is connected to your self-image (e.g., to whom is the item connected and how does it contribute to the reflected appraisal? Was that person a significant other?), giving specific examples.
You will in this and all assignments that require theory to be applied, type the name of the theory, Reflected Appraisal, in bold type when you are applying it to your event. This way there is no question that you know what the theory is and how/where/when to apply it.
Select one item from your list that you believe is connected to social comparison. Social comparison happens when you select a reference group (e.g., your first-grade classmates) and compare yourself to them. Explain how the item you selected is connected to social comparisons, giving specific examples.
What insight into yourself did you gain through this assignment?
Name at the top of the paper, please. You should include more detail than just answering the questions above (e.g., “No, I wasn’t surprised” will not suffice as an answer to the first item.) This essay should follow the standard mechanics of a college essay. College-level writing is expected or your grade will be greatly reduced.

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