n. 自己的 a. 自己的, 嫡亲的, 同胞的 vt. 拥有, 支配, 自认, 承认, 顺从于 vi. 承认, 供认
People who systematically underestimate themselves and their own performance suffer from the so-called Impostor Phenomenon.
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They think that all of their successes are not a product of their skill or hard work, instead they attribute their own successes to external circumstances, for example, to luck and chance, or believe that their performance is massively overestimated by others.
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Failures, on the other hand, are always internalised as the result of their own shortcomings.
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Secondly, the test supported the assumption that people with a tendency to exhibit the Impostor Phenomenon devalue their objectively measured performance and 2026 年6 月大学英语四级考试真题(第2 套) attribute positive results to external causes such as luck and chance, but not to their own abilities.
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A permanent underestimation of one’s own abilities is often accompanied by the fear that this supposed intellectual deception will be exposed sooner or later and that they will pay the price for this.
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