I was unable to discover any full-fledged biographies of Joseph Luft
or Harry Ingham, but I was able to locate many pertinent facts
regarding the development of the Johari Window.
Sincerely,
Wonko
"Joe Luft and Harry Ingham were researching human personality at the
University of California in the 1950's when they devised their Johari
Window. Using a form of word derivation normally reserved for
suburban house names, they based the title on their two first names.
Rather than measuring personality, the Window offers a way of looking
at how personality is expressed."
"Johari Window" Chimaera Consulting Ltd. (1999)
http://www.chimaeraconsulting.com/johari.htm
"The model is named after Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham and was first
used in an information session at the Western Training Laboratory in
Group Development in 1955 in the US."
"Johari Window - Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham" IM-BOOT Creativity,
Innovation Circle & Innovation Management (April 21, 2003)
http://www.brunel.ac.uk/~bustcfj/bola/communications/johari.html
The Western Training Lab is affiliated with the University of
California. The first publication of the Johari Window occurred in
1955.
"The Johari Window" By Chris Jarvis, Business Open Learning Archive
http://www.brunel.ac.uk/~bustcfj/bola/communications/johari.html
Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham were both psychologists.
"The Johari Window" Teleometrics International (2003)
http://www.teleometrics.com/info/resources_johari.html
"The first window has been around quite some time. When Bill Gates was
born on October 28, 1955, the window had just been described that year
in a paper by Joe Luft and Harry Ingham of the University of
California Western Training Laboratory. It's called the Johari
window."
"Windows-3 for Outstanding Performance" by Barry Welford, Strategic
Marketing Montréal (October 2001)
http://www.strategicmarketingmontreal.ca/newsletter-12.htm
"The word ?Johari? is a combination of the names ?Joe? and ?Harry,?
Joseph Luft, Ph.D., and Harrington V. Ingham, M.D., of the University
of California at Los Angeles. Drs. Luft and Ingham developed the
Johari Window model during a summer laboratory session in the 1950?s.
It first appeared in the Proceedings of the Western Training
Laboratory in Group Development issued by the University ofCalifornia
at Los Angeles."
"'Open Window' Communication"
http://www.epa.gov/epaoswer/hazwaste/ca/workshop/comm/slides.pdf
"Luft, a professor emeritus at San Francisco State, also confirmed that
he made up the term "Johari" and that the term does indeed derive from
his first name and the first name of a friend (Harrington Ingham)."
"A Progress Report LO17889" by Fred Nickols, Learning-org (April 27,
1998) http://www.learning-org.com/98.04/0273.html
"In the 1960s a group of scientific pedagogues/teachers, psychologists
and sociologists came together and tried to get clear about the
influences of individual behaviour in group-processes. Two of them,
Joe LUFT and Harry INGHAM, constructed a model for analyzing the
dependences and changes in interactions of groups, the so-called
»Johari-window«. "
"The meaning of Interpersonal Skills in intercultural
work-relationships" by Hilke Anhalt, Fachhochschule Hannover (October
25, 1999)
http://transfer.ik.fh-hannover.de/ICM/archive/papers_1999Deventer/anhalt/
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