A STUDY OF SIMPLE AND MULTIPLE RELATIONSHIPS OF DEFENSIVE SELF- PRESENTATION WITH IMPOSTER SYNDROME IN GRADUATE STUDENTS OF SHAHID CHAMRAN UNIVERSITY (AHWAZ- IRAN)

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SHAHANI YEILAGHI M.; BASAKNEZHAD S.

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Journal: DANESHVAR RAFTAR Year:2007 | Volume:14 | Issue:25 (SPECIAL EDITION ON PSYCHOLOGY 9) Page(s): 61-74

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A STUDY OF SIMPLE AND MULTIPLE RELATIONSHIPS OF DEFENSIVE SELF- PRESENTATION WITH IMPOSTER SYNDROME IN GRADUATE STUDENTS OF SHAHID CHAMRAN UNIVERSITY (AHWAZ- IRAN)

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SHAHANI YEILAGHI M. | BASAKNEZHAD S. | Issue Writer Certificate

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DEFENSIVE SELF-PRESENTATIONQ3

IMPOSTER SYNDROMEQ3

Abstract

This study examined the simple and multiple relationships of DEFENSIVE SELF-PRESENTATION tactics with IMPOSTER SYNDROME in graduate students of Shahid Chamran University (Ahvaz-Iran). Five handred subjects were randomly selected for this study from which 200 subjects were randomly selected for the scale validation phase. Subjects completed 2 scales: Clance Imposter Phenomenon Scale (CIPS) and DEFENSIVE SELF-PRESENTATION. The results of the research indicated that defensive self- presentation tactics have a positive Correlation with IMPOSTER SYNDROME. In addition, multiple correlation of defensive self- presentation tactics with IMPOSTER SYNDROME was statistically significant. In male graduate students, self-handicapping was the best predictors of IMPOSTER SYNDROME, and in female graduate students self- handicapping and excuses were the best predictors of IMPOSTER SYNDROME.

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SHAHANI YEILAGHI, M., & BASAKNEZHAD, S.. (2007). A STUDY OF SIMPLE AND MULTIPLE RELATIONSHIPS OF DEFENSIVE SELF- PRESENTATION WITH IMPOSTER SYNDROME IN GRADUATE STUDENTS OF SHAHID CHAMRAN UNIVERSITY (AHWAZ- IRAN). DANESHVAR RAFTAR, 14(25 (SPECIAL EDITION ON PSYCHOLOGY 9)), 61-74. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/46241/en

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SHAHANI YEILAGHI M., BASAKNEZHAD S.. A STUDY OF SIMPLE AND MULTIPLE RELATIONSHIPS OF DEFENSIVE SELF- PRESENTATION WITH IMPOSTER SYNDROME IN GRADUATE STUDENTS OF SHAHID CHAMRAN UNIVERSITY (AHWAZ- IRAN). DANESHVAR RAFTAR[Internet]. 2007;14(25 (SPECIAL EDITION ON PSYCHOLOGY 9)):61-74. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/46241/en

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M. SHAHANI YEILAGHI, and S. BASAKNEZHAD, “A STUDY OF SIMPLE AND MULTIPLE RELATIONSHIPS OF DEFENSIVE SELF- PRESENTATION WITH IMPOSTER SYNDROME IN GRADUATE STUDENTS OF SHAHID CHAMRAN UNIVERSITY (AHWAZ- IRAN),” DANESHVAR RAFTAR, vol. 14, no. 25 (SPECIAL EDITION ON PSYCHOLOGY 9), pp. 61–74, 2007, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/46241/en

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