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191. My favourite psychology studies of ALL TIME
The Psychology of your 20s
Socialization Shapes Self-Perception
In the 1970s, women experienced higher instances of imposter syndrome due to societal conditioning that promoted humility and self-doubt, in contrast to men's encouragement to be confident and celebrate accomplishments. This disparity was compounded by the scarcity of women in prestigious academic and professional roles, leading to a perception of their success as unexpected and accidental. Additionally, family dynamics during childhood played a crucial role, with women often categorized as either high achievers within their families or as sensitive individuals who were not encouraged to stand out. Thus, imposter syndrome is deeply rooted in early socialization and family experiences.
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