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Study aim
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Determining the effect of psychological interventions on imposter syndrome in teenage girls in the 12th year of high school in Lar city 1402-1401.
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Design
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The study is a clinical trial that has an intervention and a control group. With a parallel group, a blind strain, simple randomized, phase 3 on 40 people. A cluster method was used for randomization
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Settings and conduct
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In this way, the questionnaires are completed by all female students of the twelfth grade of the specified schools, and then 40 people are randomly selected from among those who have an impostor score of more than 60. After the end of the intervention sessions, the questionnaire is completed again by the two intervention and control groups, and finally, the control group, which did not receive training, is given a pamphlet that includes the training content of the sessions. In the present study, the person who performs the data analysis is blind to the study. In this way, he does not know the names and information of the samples and the questionnaires are coded
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criteria: It includes students who are girls and study in the twelfth grade
Exclusion criteria: People who have not completed the questionnaire completely
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Intervention groups
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For the intervention group, 8 sessions of 60 minutes, which include training in cognitive behavioral approaches, are provided, and finally, the control group, which did not receive training, is given a pamphlet that includes the training content of the sessions.
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Main outcome variables
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The result of the main variable is the difference in the Imposter syndrome score of the samples before and after the intervention.