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Overcoming Imposter Syndrome in Academic Pursuits

A PhD student struggles with feelings of inadequacy and doubts about their intelligence, hindering their academic progress. They experience recurring episodes of self-doubt, feeling 'dumb' compared to peers, and fear of not belonging in their program. The student seeks ways to cope with these feelings and become more comfortable with the learning process. This challenge affects their mental well-being and academic performance.

Social Sciences, Psychology, Educational Psychology