Unmasking imposter syndrome: individual responsibility or repercussions of systemic oppression?
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- Also identified by DOI 10.1016/j.bja.2023.11.011.
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Abstract
In contemporary and popular discourse, imposter syndrome is frequently outlined as an individual problem that can be overcome. Rather than the locus of responsibility being placed on the individual, we posit that neoliberal academic institutions contribute to imposter syndrome by (de)legitimising certain forms of knowledge.
Medical subject headings
- Self Concept
- Anxiety Disorders