More than half of women experience imposter syndrome at some point, according to a new poll of 4,000 adults. Imposter syndrome, or the feeling that you don’t deserve certain achievements ...

Opinions expressed are those of the author. Studies estimate that up to 70% of people succumb to imposter syndrome at some point in their lives. This is a phenomenon to take seriously; thus ...

Imposter syndrome, a psychological phenomenon, entails persistent feelings of inadequacy and self-doubt despite evident achievements. Individuals experiencing imposter syndrome often attribute ...

This pervasive negative inner dialogue has been given the name imposter syndrome, a term that has gained a significant foothold in the media and popular psychology. But what exactly is imposter ...

If so, you could have imposter syndrome. Imposter syndrome is a mental state and way of thinking that means you doubt your abilities and worth, leading to a persistent fear that you’ll be ...

But here’s the question: why? Imposter syndrome is, in a way, the inverse of the Dunning-Kruger effect. While the latter refers to the phenomenon of being so bad at a task that you can’t see ...

Imposter syndrome may seem like an insurmountable barrier to success. However, there are instances when feeling like an ...

She is the author of Qualified: How Competency Checking and Race Collide at Work The term “imposter syndrome” has become a cultural shorthand for self-doubt. We’re told it’s something to ...

“Imposter syndrome isn’t a disease,” he recently wrote on LinkedIn. “It’s a normal response to internalizing impossibly high standards” and “usually means you’re facing a new ...

As a result, senior leaders are often overwhelmed by the pressures they face and plagued with feelings of imposter syndrome — a deep-seated sense of not being good enough to be in their position.