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Commentary: How women and their mentors can defeat imposter syndrome
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Commentary: How women and their mentors can defeat imposter syndrome
Pauline Clance first introduced the term “imposter phenomenon” in a 1978 paper, yet this pervasive sense of self-doubt and fraudulence has only recently gained mainstream recognition. Over time, the term evolved into “imposter syndrome,” becoming widely used in discussions about irrational feelings of inadequacy, particularly among women in professional settings.According to recent findings from the National Library of Medicine, 80% of people ro…
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