People will often talk about imposter syndrome with me, so I wanted to take a closer look at how it is defined, how it effects people, and evidenced-based ways of dealing with this experience. It makes sense that imposter syndrome or imposter phenomenon as it is also called is a topic of conversation, because it is quite prevalent among university students (Fassl, Yanagida, Kollmayer, 2020). Understanding What is Being Talked About First off, it must be noted that when peo

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