Category Impostor Syndrome

Pauline Clance and Suzanne Imes, noted clinical psychologists, have studied the “impostor phenomenon.” They found that individuals who feel like “impostors” are incredibly doubtful of their own successes, even when there’s clear evidence of their achievements. This impostor phenomenon can…

Feeling like a fraud despite having done nothing wrong is a common syndrome that affects many people. This sense of inadequacy and fear of being exposed can plague anyone, regardless of where they are or what they have accomplished. This…