Perceived Fraudulence Scale, PFS

Online version of the Perceived Fraudulence Scale (PFS), a self-report measure of perceived fraudulence – a conceptualization of the impostor phenomenon as a combination of fraudulent ideation, depressive tendencies, self-criticism, social anxiety, achievement pressures, and self-monitoring/impression-management skills.

Perceived Fraudulence Scale, PFS | form | sample

Authors: J. Kolligian, R. Sternberg (1991)


This test is provided for educational and entertainment purposes only. It does not constitute psychological advice of any kind and comes with no guarantee of accuracy or validity. The assessment is free and anonymous.

References
self-attitude impostor
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