Imposter Syndrome Test

Do you always tend to doubt yourself and your abilities? No matter how much you accomplish, do you still feel like you are not good enough? Or do you constantly think you are quite incompetent than others? Take our Imposter Syndrome test to find out if you have traits of Imposter Syndrome.

What Is Imposter Syndrome?

Imposter Syndrome is a mental health condition where individuals believe they are unworthy of their accomplishments and high regard. It can cause feelings of restlessness and anxiety, and lead to negative self-talk.

Even with clear evidence of success, those with Imposter Syndrome tend to credit luck or being in the right place at the right time, which causes them to have even higher standards for themselves.

The major symptoms of Imposter Syndrome are the following:

  • Finding it hard to assess your skills and competence.
  • Doubting yourself all the time and setting challenging, tough standards for yourself.
  • Being anxious and disappointed when unable to meet others’ expectation.

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Now onto the Imposter Syndrome assessment.

Instructions For Taking Imposter Syndrome Test Online:

A list of questions is mentioned in this IMPOSTER SYNDROME TEST which is related to life experiences that are common among people who have traits of Imposter Syndrome. Please read each question carefully in this mental health assessment for Imposter Syndrome, and indicate how often you have experienced the same or similar signs.

Please note: This is not a diagnostic tool and is only meant for self-assessment.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What are the 5 types of imposter syndrome?

The 5 types of imposter syndrome are – The Natural Genius, The Expert, The Superhero, The Soloist, and The Perfectionist.

2. Is impostor syndrome a mental illness?

No, imposter syndrome is not a mental illness.

3. What are the 3 C’s of imposter syndrome?

The 3 C’s of imposter syndrome are Clarify, Choose and Create strategy.

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