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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Impostor syndrome"”.

  1. Weaving the Black Tapestry: A Decolonising Counter-Storytelling of Black Doctoral Student Experiences in the UK, Analysed with Loom Analysis

    … and isolation, a lack of sense of belonging, impostor syndrome, feeling surveilled, among others—were still present and affected all of my participants to a relatively high degree at every stage of their studies, with additional layers and challenges also became apparent. Yet my participants …

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  2. Therapist Feelings of Incompetence: Their relationship to the Working Alliance and Treatment Outcome.

    <p>This study set out to explore therapist feelings of incompetence (FOI) in the therapeutic process from both a quantitative and qualitative perspective. While previous studies have explored therapist descriptions of such feelings, this is among the first attempts to look at the role of these …

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  3. 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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  4. The Entrepreneur’s Burden: Investigating the Interplay Between Impostorism and Entrepreneurial Identity

    … but conceals a darker side, exacerbated by impostorism, characterized by challenges, identity conflicts, and diminished well-being. This "dark side" of entrepreneurship is seldom explored due to our collective fascination with the central figure of the entrepreneur. Impostorism is a …

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