Behavior Self-Regulation as a Factor in the Emergence of the Impostor Phenomenon

The article presents the results of an empirical study of behavioral self-regulation as a factor in the emergence of the impostor phenomenon. It has been determined that the feeling of helplessness, exhaustion, anxiety, perfectionism, flexibility, modeling and autonomy are components of self-regulation of behavior that have an impact on the emergence of the impostor phenomenon in a person. Self-regulation of behavior in this case is characterized by a lack of flexibility and adaptability to situational factors and internal conditions due to the difficulty of behavior modeling, which includes the assessment of resources and conditions for achieving the goal.