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  • Which famous scientist also felt like a “fake”? Albert Einstein
  • What did some students think the university had done by mistake? Accepted them by accident
  • Why do talented people sometimes think their success is just luck? They believe others are just as good or better
  • What lesson did she learn from that experience? She was actually competent
  • Why might people not apply for jobs or programs? They fear being “found out”
  • What did the scientist in the story always blame herself for? Problems in her laboratory
  • What kind of people often feel like imposters — talented or lazy ones? Talented people
  • Does having imposter syndrome always mean a person has depression? No
  • What did some students think the university had done by mistake? Accepted them by accident
  • What did she discover was the real cause of most problems in her lab? Broken equipment
  • Who did Clance and Imes first study — men or women? Women
  • Is imposter syndrome a disease? No
  • Why do we often think we are the only ones who feel insecure? Because others hide their doubts
  • Can imposter syndrome happen only to women? No
  • Who did Clance and Imes first study — men or women? Women
  • What is “pluralistic ignorance”? Thinking you are the only one who feels insecure
  • How many books did Maya Angelou write? Eleven
  • Who was the first psychologist to study imposter syndrome? Pauline Rose Clance
  • Who was the first psychologist to study imposter syndrome? Pauline Rose Clance
  • What is the name of the feeling when people think they don’t deserve their success? Imposter syndrome
  • Does having imposter syndrome always mean a person has depression? No
  • What were Pauline Clance’s students worried about? They thought they didn’t deserve to study at the university
  • Why do we often think we are the only ones who feel insecure? Because others hide their doubts
  • Who was the famous writer who felt like she didn’t deserve her success? Maya Angelou
  • What is “pluralistic ignorance”? Thinking you are the only one who feels insecure
  • What is the best way to fight imposter syndrome? Talk about it
  • Why might people not apply for jobs or programs? They fear being “found out”
  • Why do talented people sometimes think their success is just luck? They believe others are just as good or better
  • What are the three truths we should remember at the end of the text? You have talent
    you are capable, you belong.
  • What can imposter syndrome stop people from doing? Sharing ideas or trying new opportunities
  • What is the best way to fight imposter syndrome? Talk about it
  • Who was the famous writer who felt like she didn’t deserve her success? Maya Angelou
  • What did she start doing to understand the real cause of problems? Writing down the reasons
  • What lesson did she learn from that experience? She was actually competent
  • How can talking about imposter syndrome help us? It shows we’re not alone
  • What is the name of the feeling when people think they don’t deserve their success? Imposter syndrome
  • Is imposter syndrome a disease? No
  • What did she start doing to understand the real cause of problems? Writing down the reasons
  • Can imposter syndrome happen only to women? No
  • Who worked together with Pauline Clance to study this problem? Suzanne Imes
  • What were Pauline Clance’s students worried about? They thought they didn’t deserve to study at the university
  • How many books did Maya Angelou write? Eleven
  • How can talking about imposter syndrome help us? It shows we’re not alone
  • What did the scientist in the story always blame herself for? Problems in her laboratory
  • Who worked together with Pauline Clance to study this problem? Suzanne Imes
  • Which famous scientist also felt like a “fake”? Albert Einstein
  • What kind of people often feel like imposters — talented or lazy ones? Talented people
  • What can imposter syndrome stop people from doing? Sharing ideas or trying new opportunities
  • What did she discover was the real cause of most problems in her lab? Broken equipment
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