The ridiculed Impostor: Testing the associations between dispositions toward ridicule and being laughed at and the Impostor Phenomenon

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RT @Ka_Brau: Free access share link to our article on associations between dispositions toward ridicule & being laughed at and the #Imposto…

Free access share link to our article on associations between dispositions toward ridicule & being laughed at and the #ImpostorPhenomenon: https://t.co/jvpE7VJxm2

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RT @Ka_Brau: Our (w/ @ReneProyer) new article on associations between the #impostorphenomenon and dispositions toward ridicule and being la…

Our (w/ @ReneProyer) new article on associations between the #impostorphenomenon and dispositions toward ridicule and being laughed at is now available as part of the special issue "#Humor & #Laughter" (ed. by @DrTPlatt & J. Hofmann): https://t.co/