Negative aspects of our personal character that we are unaware of but others can see are referred to as:

• A. Blind spots
• B. Strengths
• C. Habits
• D. Talents

Answer: (A)

Blind spots are the parts of our character we don’t notice in ourselves, even though others can see them in our behavior. They’re often negative traits or patterns—things that trip us up in relationships or work because we’re unaware of them, while others may recognize them and be affected by them. The reason this concept fits is that self-awareness is limited by our own perspective, so feedback from others helps reveal these hidden flaws so we can address them. For contrast, strengths are positive qualities we generally recognize or others recognize, habits are recurring behaviors that can be good or bad but don’t specifically imply a lack of self-awareness, and talents are natural abilities, not hidden flaws.