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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Imposter Syndrome"”.
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What Factors Predict an Anesthesiologist’s Willingness to Proceed with an Anesthetic?
… history of errors, openness, agreeableness, imposter syndrome, and risk-taking. These predictors were tested across four different scenarios. In scenario 1, the significant predictors were imposter syndrome and risk-taking. In scenario 2, the significant predictors were openness and …
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Self-identity insecurity in autistic masking
… of self, using terms such as identity crisis and imposter syndrome in relation to their autism diagnosis. To build an understanding of challenged self-identity and the role of masking experienced by those with autism we conducted two thematic analyses, one using data scraped from the social media …
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Professional identity formation among non-clinical professionals in the field of continuing medical education
… (including fear and isolation), (b) imposter syndrome, (c) resilience (with risk-taking as a sub-theme), and (d) empowerment (with mentorship and community of support as sub-themes). Findings revealed that these non-clinical professionals experience professional disorientation due to …
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Analyzing the Imposter Phenomenon Through Recruitment and Retention of Underrepresented Minorities in Agricultural and Natural Resource Related Fields: The Keys to Diversity and Inclusion
… respective areas have possibly experienced the imposter phenomenon and imposter syndrome. People may feel like an imposter regarding accomplishments they believe they do not deserve or questioning their ability to receive such accolades. When an individual inhibits these feelings, this is an …
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I'm not all that: a look at the imposter phenomenon in intimate relationships
… between individuals experiencing the imposter phenomenon and their attachment styles within intimate relationships. The hypothesis was that individuals who score high on the Clance Imposter Phenomenon (IP) Scale (Clance, 1985) would perceive their relationship as less stable and that …
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Empowering Achievement: Investigating Leadership, Agency, and Access for First-Generation College Students
… support and resources. This leads to feelings of imposter syndrome, and students who utilized resources effectively had higher self-efficacy and enjoyment of their higher education experience.</p>
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Cultural Identity of And Implications for Later Generational Hispanic and Latino Populations In The United States
… a vignette portraying a character experiencing imposter syndrome. Whereas 51 people signed the consent form for the project, 12 completed the study. First-generation (n = 3), second-generation (n = 6), and third- generation (n = 3) individuals identifying as Latina or Hispanic participated. …
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On very thin ice: Impostor phenomenon and careers of women graduate students
… given the proliferation of writing about “imposter syndrome.” Results may inform modifications to graduate training programs and interventions to promote women’s career development during their time in graduate school and in their subsequent careers.
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An Educator Out of Water: A Phenomenological Study into Identity-as-Educator for Student Affairs Professionals
… connection with the profession</em>, and <em>imposter syndrome as educators</em>. Collectively, the research found that the participants do identify as educators, in line with the leading organizations, but found educator to be a complicated word that has led to many of the participants …
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Rethinking Bibliotherapy: Portraits of Gifted Adult Readers
… feelings of social isolation, self-doubt through imposter syndrome, reliance on audiobooks or podcasts in adulthood to allow for multitasking, meaningful novels, and using metacognition. The novels that the gifted readers spoke about over their lifespans had long-lasting effects, with some …
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Creating a Sustainable Future: Task-shifting for Adolescent Mental Health Care
… supervisor-related factors such as experiencing imposter syndrome, lacking cultural sensitivity training for the Xhosa population and high case volumes; and counsellor-related factors such as the constant disruption of work and supervision schedules caused by fulfilling patient-tracking duties …
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A Data-Driven Approach to Understanding the Attrition of Women in Software Engineering
… various other environmental factors related to imposter syndrome and was likely a proxy for these other factors. Women in the age range of 25 – 44 seemed to be particularly at risk of leaving the career path, and between the general population and the specific 25 – 34 and 35 – 44 age groups, …
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Becoming a Psychologist: A qualitative study of working-class trainees negotiating class, gender and professional identity in Counselling Psychology
… with many participants navigating feelings of imposter syndrome and cultural dissonance.<br/>The third theme, <i>Relatability and the Importance of Working-Class Voices</i>, highlighted participants’ belief that their backgrounds enhanced their therapeutic practice. They described how their …
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The only person in my way is me : a multiple case study exploring the perspectives of experienced school principals regarding the perceived impact of executive coaching.
School principals serve as fundamental leaders in the educational system. These leaders are essential in ensuring that students in PK-12 schools receive high-quality instruction to prepare them to contribute as productive citizens in society. Principals have many responsibilities, including the …
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The imposter in me: Building visibility and organisational support for those experiencing imposter phenomenon
Imposter phenomenon (IP) is complex and impacts individuals in a variety of ways. Kaimahi at Otago Polytechnic (OP) describe IP as a feeling of intimidation, inexperience, insecurity and intellectual phoniness. IP can impact personal sustainability and the efficacy of kaimahi. Those impacted by IP …
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Legacy, voice, and identity: Understanding belonging through Black student experiences — A study of the significance of a Black cultural center for sense of belonging
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2025-10-19 without embargo terms