Original paper
Impostor Feelings and Psychological Distress Among Asian Americans: Interpersonal Shame and Self-Compassion
Abstract
We examined how the association between impostor feelings and psychological distress was mediated by interpersonal shame and moderated by self-compassion in a sample of 433 Asian American students at an East Coast public university. First, we found that the positive association between impostor feelings and psychological distress was partially mediated by interpersonal shame (i.e., shame related to others viewing them negatively or dishonoring...
Paper Details
Title
Impostor Feelings and Psychological Distress Among Asian Americans: Interpersonal Shame and Self-Compassion
Published Date
Jan 26, 2020
Journal
Volume
48
Issue
3
Pages
432 - 458
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