Speaking of Psychology

Encore - How to overcome feeling like an imposter, with Lisa Orbé-Austin, PhD, and Kevin Cokley, PhD

Aug 10, 2022

34:54

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Kevin Cokley

Lisa Orbé-Austin

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Is Perfectionism Related to Impostorism?

01:38

How Does Impostor Feelings Affect Students of Color?

03:09

Is There a Relationship Between Impossivism and Anxiety?

03:08

Introduction

2min

The Impostor Phenomenon

2min

Is There a Formal Diagnosis of Impostor?

2min

Is Imposture a Women's Issue?

5min

How Does Impostor Feelings Affect Students of Color?

3min

How Does Your Personal Experience With Impostors Affect Your Work?

4min

Is Impostorism a Positive Effect?

3min

Is Perfectionism Related to Impostorism?

2min

Do You Have Any Advice for People Having Impostor Problems?

3min

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Is Impostorism Getting Worse With Time?

2min

11.

Is There a Relationship Between Impossivism and Anxiety?

3min

12.

Is There a Role of Institutions and Leaders to Address Impostors Sindrom?

3min

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Speaking of Psychology, as Produced by Le Winerman

2min

Do you ever feel like a phony? Like you’re not really qualified for the job you’re doing, despite your achievements? Those are signs of the impostor phenomenon, also called impostor syndrome. Dr. Lisa Orbé-Austin, a counseling psychologist and career coach in New York City, and Dr. Kevin Cokley, a University of Texas at Austin psychology professor who studies the impostor phenomenon among ethnic minority students, discuss where impostor feelings come from, the repercussions they can have in people’s lives, and what you can do to address imposter feelings.

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