Feeling like an imposter: the effect of perceived classroom competition on the daily psychological experiences of first-generation college students

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EA Canning, J LaCosse, KM Kroeper… - Social Psychological …, 2020 - journals.sagepub.com

Feeling like an imposter: the effect of perceived classroom competition on the daily psychological experiences of first-generation college students.

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Canning, LaCosse, Kroeper

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… students against each other. This emphasis on interpersonal competition could be especially detrimental for first-generation (FG) college students… continuing-generation peers. Thus, FG …

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