2024
DOI: 10.1177/00957984241309166
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The Relationship Between the Imposter Phenomenon and Mental Health in Black Graduate Students: Examining Moderating Effects of Perceived Social Support

Steven M. Sanders,
Tiffany R. Williams,
Fanchen Gao
et al.

Abstract: Research has established a positive relationship between the impostor phenomenon and poor mental health outcomes among Black graduate students. However, the literature is scarce on psychosocial factors that could moderate this relationship. The present study investigated Black graduate students’ ( N = 200) experiences of impostorism and whether perceived social support moderated the relationship between impostor phenomenon and symptoms of depression or anxiety. The findings suggested perceived social support m… Show more

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