Impostor syndrome—the idea that you’ve only succeeded due to luck, and not because of your talent or qualifications—was first identified in 1978 by psychologists Pauline Rose Clance and Suzanne Imes.

When you're feeling doubtful, stressed or overwhelmed, it's easy to assume you're experiencing impostor syndrome. But here ...

Impostor Syndrome is a constant self-doubt, questioning, fear, and lack of belief in one’s self. If you’ve ever felt inadequate, non-deserving of any accomplishments, and continuously setting high ...

This is the core of impostor syndrome, a psychological pattern where an individual doubts their skills, talents, or accomplishments and has a persistent fear of being exposed as a "fraud." While it's ...

Impostor syndrome generally refers to the persistent feeling of doubt that our achievements are justified and a reflection of our skills, talents, and efforts. Rather we feel that we are frauds and ...

Impostor syndrome is described by the researchers who first explored the concept as not experiencing “an internal sense of success,” or believing your peers are overestimating your intelligence. A ...

Popular misconceptions about “impostor syndrome” have spawned four myths that need debunking for managers to effectively understand and address its effects in the workplace, MIT Sloan School of ...

If you struggle to hush the voice at the back of your mind that tells you you’re not good enough, you might be dealing with impostor syndrome. Have you ever felt like you’re just one step away from ...

Financial impostor syndrome is something many people experience. A recent study by KeyBank found that a “staggering 50% of Americans report feeling financially stressed based on their current ...

Many people are familiar with impostor syndrome, particularly in psychological and social contexts. However, a new report released June 6 from organizational consulting firm Korn Ferry highlights the ...

A new paper published in Frontiers in Psychology identifies some key personality characteristics that are associated with Impostor Syndrome, or the tendency to feel like you are not as good in ...