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The Psychology of Self-Doubt

Dec 13, 2021

49:09

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Is There a Relationship Between Impossive Feelings and Depression?

01:50

Can Organizations Reduce Self Doubt?

02:05

Impossive Feelings Are More Common in Women Than Men

02:24

Introduction

3min

The Psychology of Self Doubt

2min

The Worst-Case Scenario

2min

The Impostor Pen Menon

2min

Are You Good Enough?

2min

Self Doubt

2min

Is There a Connection Between Self Doubt and a Concoction Theory?

2min

Are You Your Own Harsh Critics?

3min

You're Listening to Hidden Brain

3min

10.

Impossive Feelings Are More Common in Women Than Men

2min

11.

Are African Americans and Latinex Students More Likely to Experience Self Doubt?

2min

12.

The Relationship Between Highly Competitive Environment and Self Doubt

3min

13.

Is There a Relationship Between Impossive Feelings and Depression?

2min

14.

Support for Hidden Brain

5min

15.

I'm an Expert on the Impostor Phenomenon, and I Find It Hard to Accept That

2min

16.

Can Organizations Reduce Self Doubt?

2min

17.

How to Dismantle Setbacks in Schools

3min

18.

Do You Still Work Hard?

2min

19.

Do You Respond When Someone Askes You to Give a Talk or to Make a Presentation?

2min

20.

Is It Possible That Self Doubt Is Fueling Your Greatness?

2min

21.

Are You Plagued With Self Doubt?

3min

22.

Is Self Doubt a Bad Thing or a Good Thing?

3min

23.

Hidden Brain - My Sung Hero

2min

We all have times when we feel like a fraud. Psychologist Kevin Cokley studies the corrosive effects of self-doubt, and how we can turn that negative voice in our heads into an ally.

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