Abstract
Despite their actual achievements, some successful people believe their abilities have been overestimated and that they will eventually be unmasked as impostors. This paper focuses on the phenomenon as a useful concept guiding clinical research and practice. Factors which foster and hinder the development and maintenance of impostor feelings are discussed, along with strategies for psychotherapeutic intervention.
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