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Table 1_Reconceptualizing the impostor phenomenon as an occupational experience: a scoping review and framework synthesis of qualitative evidence guided by the model of human occupation.docx
Background The Impostor phenomenon is characterized by persistent feelings of self-doubt and difficulty internalizing accomplishment despite being competent. Although its psychological consequences among healthcare professionals have been extensively studied, the influences of impostor phenomenon
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