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What Is Imposter Syndrome? Here's How To Handle It

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By Kimberly Truong Verified
| refinery29.com
It may not be diagnosable, but imposter syndrome is very real. Valerie Young, EdD, author of The Secret Thoughts of Successful Women, describes it as "a secret belief that deep down we’re not as bright, capable, competent or talented as other people seem to think we are, and therefore have this fear of being found out." Dr. Young says it's true that imposter syndrome is more common in women, because there are so many misconceptions out there about women not being as competent as men.
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Why Do We Get So Attached To Fictional Characters Like Conrad And Belly? Original

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By Kimberly Truong Verified, Rachel Choy Verified
| Refinery29 Verified
Story from Entertainment ADVERTISEMENT The Summer I Turned Pretty (TSITP) fever has swept across the world, and viewers of all ages are incredibly invested in Jenny Han's YA drama. There's something about a combination of dreamy summer Cousins Beach and extreme teenage angst that becomes irresistible. But why do fictional characters draw us in so much?
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Why Do We Get So Attached To Fictional Characters Like Conrad And Belly?

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By Kimberly Truong Verified, Rachel Choy Verified
| refinery29.com
The Summer I Turned Pretty(TSITP) fever has swept across the world, and viewers of all ages are incredibly invested in Jenny Han's YA drama. There's something about a combination of dreamy summer Cousins Beach and extreme teenage angst that becomes irresistible. But why do fictional characters draw us in so much?
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