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 {{w|Impostor_syndrome|Impostor syndrome}} is a common psychological phenomenon where successful individuals are unable to internalize their success and fear being exposed as a "fraud" or "impostor." Events and accomplishments that would seem to be evidence of competence, skill, intelligence, and so forth, are instead viewed (by the person) as luck, timing, and the ability to appear more confident/competent than they actually are.
-[[Ponytail]], representing Dr. Adams, is introduced by Megan as "the world's top expert on impostor syndrome." Dr. Adams then demonstrates that she herself (like a relatively large number of women according to some reports [http://www.paulineroseclance.com/pdf/ip_high_achieving_women.pdf]) is afflicted by this syndrome. She realizes this after she reacts to the flattering introduction by starting about "other scholars" whom she deems to be superior to her.
+[[Ponytail]], representing Dr. Adams, is introduced by Megan as "the world's top expert on impostor syndrome." Dr. Adams then demonstrates that she herself ([http://www.paulineroseclance.com/pdf/ip_high_achieving_women.pdf like a relatively large number of women according to some reports]) is afflicted by this syndrome. She realizes this after she reacts to the flattering introduction by starting about "other scholars" whom she deems to be superior to her.
 The {{w|Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect|Dunning–Kruger effect}}, mentioned in the title text, is a cognitive bias wherein people who possess comparatively little direct expertise in a given field may unrealistically inflate their estimation of their own level of expertise in that field; while those who actually are highly competent (and especially experts on the topic at hand) are likely to downplay their level of expertise. This cognitive bias arises when people of low relevant ability lack the practical knowledge to validly assess their competence: The criteria for good or poor performance in a given field may not be weighed accurately by someone lacking direct expertise and formal training in that specific field. For instance, a commuter experienced in filtering through traffic quickly may consider themselves to be excellent at driving, while a professional evaluating driving habits may observe adherence to regulations and best practices for safety to be the primary criteria for being a "good" driver.

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 | date      = February 12, 2018
 | title     = Impostor Syndrome
-| image     = Lipu tenpo nanpa akesi - musi Amanka.svg
+| image     = impostor_syndrome.png
-| titletext = It's actually worst in people who study the Sussy-Baka effect. We tried to organize a conference on it, but the only people who would agree to give the keynote were random undergrads.
+| titletext = It's actually worst in people who study the Dunning–Kruger effect. We tried to organize a conference on it, but the only people who would agree to give the keynote were random undergrads.
 }}

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 | date      = February 12, 2018
 | title     = Impostor Syndrome
-| image     = impostor_syndrome.png
+| image     = Lipu tenpo nanpa akesi - musi Amanka.svg
-| titletext = It's actually worst in people who study the Dunning–Kruger effect. We tried to organize a conference on it, but the only people who would agree to give the keynote were random undergrads.
+| titletext = It's actually worst in people who study the Sussy-Baka effect. We tried to organize a conference on it, but the only people who would agree to give the keynote were random undergrads.
 }}

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 | date      = February 12, 2018
 | title     = Impostor Syndrome
-| image     = Lipu tenpo nanpa akesi - musi Amanka.svg
+| image     = impostor_syndrome.png
-| titletext = It's actually worst in people who study the Sussy-Baka effect. We tried to organize a conference on it, but the only people who would agree to give the keynote were random undergrads.
+| titletext = It's actually worst in people who study the Dunning–Kruger effect. We tried to organize a conference on it, but the only people who would agree to give the keynote were random undergrads.
 }}