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Imposter syndrome in the vet profession
Veterinary Record, 2019There has been much written about veterinarians’ mental health. Yet a common issue faced by many medical professionals has not been studied or even discussed within the veterinary profession. I am referring to imposter syndrome – that …
Lori, Kogan, Peter, Hellyer
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Imposter syndrome and the veterinary profession
Veterinary Record, 2020Have you ever experienced feelings of self-doubt or feared being exposed as incompetent? These are common reactions associated with imposter syndrome (IS). The high incidence of IS in veterinary professionals,1 reported in a paper summarised on page 271 of this issue of Vet Record , is not surprising. Vets are high achieving individuals, and, as such,
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2023
Abstract This chapter explores our anxiety that others will discover our intellectual or cultural shortcomings, a fear some call “imposter syndrome.” Epicurus opposes over-valuing cultural refinement and intellectual talents that are inessential to living well, and he recommends that Epicureans “free themselves” from arbitrary standards ...
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Abstract This chapter explores our anxiety that others will discover our intellectual or cultural shortcomings, a fear some call “imposter syndrome.” Epicurus opposes over-valuing cultural refinement and intellectual talents that are inessential to living well, and he recommends that Epicureans “free themselves” from arbitrary standards ...
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American Association of Bovine Practitioners Conference Proceedings, 2020
Feeling like an imposter is commonly reported by veterinary students and new graduates. In fact, this phenomenon is frequently reported by high-achievers in many professions. Several characteristics have been attributed to this complex syndrome, including self-criticism, feelings of insecurity, and the overwhelming surety that one does not really ...
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Feeling like an imposter is commonly reported by veterinary students and new graduates. In fact, this phenomenon is frequently reported by high-achievers in many professions. Several characteristics have been attributed to this complex syndrome, including self-criticism, feelings of insecurity, and the overwhelming surety that one does not really ...
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Imposter Syndrome: Perhaps the Name Is the Imposter
Journal of the American College of Surgeons, 2022openaire +2 more sources
Imposter Syndrome significantly impacts women leaders, manifesting as persistent self-doubt and internalized biases despite their professional achievements. This chapter explores the complexities of Imposter Syndrome by examining personal, professional, and systemic challenges faced by women in leadership roles.
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Imposter syndrome in doctors beyond training: a narrative review
Australasian Psychiatry, 2022Carmelle Peisah, Joseph Freeman
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