Imposter Syndrome: Is It a Women's Problem?

Andrew Seaman: I have always thought of imposter syndrome as something that in particular happens to women and people of color. But you really expanded my thinking on that by saying, actually, we all have reason to feel less than or like we don't belong," he says. "I wonder if you might just start by explaining what you mean by imposter syndrome" Andrew Seaman: The concept was developed by doctors, Klanson Iams, two female psychologists who are working in a counseling center in Georgia.