Deptt. of Psychology, Pt. Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Mahila P.G.College, Rajajaipuram, Lucknow
Online published on 24 April, 2012.
The present paper is a real case study dealing with the clinical aspect of ‘guilt feeling’. The guilt feeling may be developed due to self anger created by his/her own emotions or sentiments. The present study is based on Johari's Window Concept. According to Johari's Window concept, the brain area is divisible into four sections namely A, B, C, D. A stands for open area (known to others), B stands for blind area (unknown to self), C stands for hidden area which deals with the past of the subject and can be studied through hypnotism and D stands for unknown area which can be studied from dream analysis. Sometimes it happens that if things do not occur to your liking you get disturbed. If someone else points out at your fault unintentionally you burst with anger whereas he is not responsible for it. It initiates guilt feeling in you. If the person concerned is clinically fgtvfvcounselled he can realize his/her guilt. Then his guilt feeling disappears and his/her open area increases and blind area decreases.
