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crl-16362	Clark, Melanie; Vardeman, Kimberly; Barba, Shelley	Perceived Inadequacy: A Study of the Imposter Phenomenon among College and Research Librarians	2014-05-01	17	.pdf	application/pdf	7435	325	54	Also included is a discussion of how to lessen the impact of IP feelings. he tasks of a modern librar- ian within an organization are fluid and often an amal- gamation of vastly different roles such as educator, social worker, IT professional, and printer troubleshooter. Research Questions After observing some of the signs of imposter feelings in new librarians and discovering that very little had been published about the prevalence of the IP among librarians, the researchers embarked on a study to test three hy- potheses: • Hypothesis 1: Newer academic librarians in the United States and Canada exhibit a higher oc- currence of IP feelings than more experienced librarians. • Hypothesis 2: Younger academic librarians in the United States and Canada exhibit a higher oc- currence of IP feelings than older librarians.	cache/crl-16362.pdf	txt/crl-16362.txt