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Landry's classmate characterized her experience as a crisis of self-doubt because she
Landry's classmate characterized her experience as a crisis of self-doubt because she
- identified with the people described in Clance and Imes's 1978 paper
- was struggling with impostor syndrome
- felt supported by the system
- lacked confidence despite being surrounded by an educational system and workforce that recognized her excellence (correct)
What did Landry discover when she looked up Clance and Imes's 1978 paper?
What did Landry discover when she looked up Clance and Imes's 1978 paper?
- She found that the paper supported her experience with impostor syndrome
- She found that the paper primarily focused on white women lacking confidence (correct)
- She found herself described in the paper
- She found that the paper provided solutions for impostor syndrome
Why does Landry suggest that students are feeling like impostors?
Why does Landry suggest that students are feeling like impostors?
- Because there is something wrong with them
- Because they lack confidence
- Because they are not recognized for their excellence
- Because they are surrounded by a system that fails to support them (correct)
What does Landry mean by 'the misdiagnosis of impostor syndrome'?
What does Landry mean by 'the misdiagnosis of impostor syndrome'?
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What is the main difference between Landry's experience and the people described in Clance and Imes's 1978 paper?
What is the main difference between Landry's experience and the people described in Clance and Imes's 1978 paper?
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