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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Impostor Phenomenon"”.
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The Involuntary Swindler: Readdressing the Impostor Phenomenon
In the 1970s, the impostor phenomenon (IP) was coined to describe a self-perpetuating, internal experience of feeling like an intellectual phony, which was reported primarily amongst a select population of white, middle- to upper-class high-achieving women (Clance & Imes, 1978). Since its …
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Exploration of the Impostor Phenomenon in Law School Students
… prompts some law students to develop the impostor phenomenon (IP). The IP hampers students' leadership abilities because the students persistently feel like impostors undeserving of being in law school, despite compelling evidence to the contrary. Though studies of other graduate students …
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Impostor Phenomenon: A Qualitative Study of the Journey Towards Resolution
This study explores how former impostor phenomenon experiencing people experienced the resolution of their impostor phenomenon. A dominant conceptualization of impostor phenomenon is presented from the research to compare participants’ experiences of impostor phenomenon and its resolution against. …
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A Description of Impostor Phenomenon in Certified Registered Nurse Anesthesiologists
<p><strong>Background: </strong>Imposter Phenomenon (IP) is an evolving, multidimensional construct defined as self-perceived intellectual phoniness and professional ineptitude frequently experienced by individuals working in high performance or competitive environments. IP consequences include …
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From Classroom to Career: Understanding Impostor Phenomenon in Black Women
… trauma shape the development and persistence of impostor phenomenon (IP) among a group of high-achieving Black women. While existing literature documents the prevalence of IP across demographic groups, much of the research centers on impostor feelings as an individual psychological deficit, …
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On very thin ice: Impostor phenomenon and careers of women graduate students
The impostor phenomenon (IP) is characterized by denial of competence and discounting achievements combined with a fear of failure and fear and guilt about success (Clance & Imes, 1978). People with impostor feelings engage in behaviors such as perfectionism, which may lead to accolades, yet …
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Dismantling doubt: a study on impostor phenomenon among women academics in South Africa
Impostor phenomenon is a psychological phenomenon manifested through feelings of self-doubt about intellectual competence, skills, and accomplishments despite evident success among individuals. This results in a constant fear of being exposed as a fraud, hindering their confidence and prospects for …
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Do You Feel Like a Fraud? How Experiencing the Impostor Phenomenon Influences Consumption Choices
… all external evidence, we still feel like an impostor. A person experiences the impostor phenomenon when they are unable to internalize their achievements and they have the constant fear of being exposed as a fraud. The current research examines each of the four behaviors associated with …
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Investigations Of The Impostor Phenomenon Among Female First-Generation College Students And A Research University
… first-generation female students experience the Impostor Phenomenon, and the extent these students suffer from the phenomenon. A convenience sample was used to draw from a targeted group of 205 first-generation college students. The method of data collection was a self-reporting survey, the …
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Outsiders, Impostors, and Equals: A Quantitative Study of Workplace Ostracism, Impostor Phenomenon, and Perceptions of Fair Treatment
… non-profit employees’ personal experiences of impostor phenomenon (IP). This quantitative study aimed to provide non-profit sector leaders with opportunities to improve their human resources practices and positively impact employee experiences. Researchers have historically attempted to explain …
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… in a child's life, and people experiencing the impostor phenomenon believe that others are exaggerating their achievements and are afraid of not being able to replicate their success. The aim of this study is to establish the relationship between young adults' perceptions of parental …
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The impact of motivation on academic success: using the imposter phenomenon to understand the experiences of a selected group in a ‘black’ higher education institution
… of motivation on academic success by using the impostor phenomenon to understand the experiences of a selected group in a Black Higher Education institution. The researcher used a questionnaire, interviewed and observed research participants. Questionnaires were sent out in the first week of …
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Choosing To Thrive: Finding Self And Fulfillment Through My Organizational Dynamics Learning Journey
… exploration in learning and identifying with the impostor phenomenon experience.
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An exploration of black college men's perspective on their career outlook through cluster analysis
… decision self-efficacy, career optimism, and the impostor phenomenon will be used to identify strengths and internal barriers that both positively and negatively influence the psychology of Black men in relation to their career motivations, aspirations, and their confidence in their ability to …
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Sins of the parents: how parenting style affects successors and key family firm outcomes after succession
… psychological profile (i.e., well-being, impostor phenomenon, and entitlement), which then has consequences for the leadership style the successor adopts, employee behavioral responses to the successor, and the firm’s strategy. My theory helps explain why some family successors are more …
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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 they were …