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“I Must Have Slipped Through the Cracks Somehow”: An Examination of Coping with Perceived Impostorism and the Role of Social Support
We use two studies to explore how individuals manage perceptions of impostorism as they train for their future careers. Drawing on interviews with 20 professionals in training, our qualitative analysis uncovered various tactics (both constructive and maladaptive) used by these individuals to cope wi
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