Always attributeyouraccomplishmentsto somethingotherthan yourselfI should beableto doeverythingmyselfI wonder ifI really willbe a goodpharmacistI have adread ofothersevaluatingmeI shouldsucceedat everythingI doAlwaysremind othersof how muchyoudo not knowAlways holdbackwhen workingina group or teamDo not tellanyoneyou feel likean ImpostorAlways sharecreditwith others(evenif you didall the work)Never let onthatyou do notknow howto dosomethingNeverchallengeyourselftoo muchI worry thatrotationpreceptors willdiscover that Ishould not behereI should be ableto anticipateproblemsbeforethey occurDo not letpeoplesee youstudyingor working toohardAlways hide youraccomplishmentsAlways assumewhenpeople arecomplimentingyou, they are justbeing niceAlways panicbefore a test,presentation,performance, orinterviewNever tellsomeone you area pharmacystudent; they'llassume you'resmarter than youreally areProfuselyapologize fornot knowingsomethingNever makedeclarativestatements like"I know theanswerI shouldautomatically"get it"I should feel luckyto have gotten intoschool, the job, thepromotion, etc.Always assumeyouwill fail so you willnotbe disappointedwhenyou doDo notvoice yourrealopinionsI should qualifyquestions orcomments bysaying things like,"This may not beright, but..."I was admittedbecause ofsomekind of mistakeAlways attributeyouraccomplishmentsto somethingotherthan yourselfI should beableto doeverythingmyselfI wonder ifI really willbe a goodpharmacistI have adread ofothersevaluatingmeI shouldsucceedat everythingI doAlwaysremind othersof how muchyoudo not knowAlways holdbackwhen workingina group or teamDo not tellanyoneyou feel likean ImpostorAlways sharecreditwith others(evenif you didall the work)Never let onthatyou do notknow howto dosomethingNeverchallengeyourselftoo muchI worry thatrotationpreceptors willdiscover that Ishould not behereI should be ableto anticipateproblemsbeforethey occurDo not letpeoplesee youstudyingor working toohardAlways hide youraccomplishmentsAlways assumewhenpeople arecomplimentingyou, they are justbeing niceAlways panicbefore a test,presentation,performance, orinterviewNever tellsomeone you area pharmacystudent; they'llassume you'resmarter than youreally areProfuselyapologize fornot knowingsomethingNever makedeclarativestatements like"I know theanswerI shouldautomatically"get it"I should feel luckyto have gotten intoschool, the job, thepromotion, etc.Always assumeyouwill fail so you willnotbe disappointedwhenyou doDo notvoice yourrealopinionsI should qualifyquestions orcomments bysaying things like,"This may not beright, but..."I was admittedbecause ofsomekind of mistake

Imposter Syndrome - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Always attribute your accomplishments to something other than yourself
  2. I should be able to do everything myself
  3. I wonder if I really will be a good pharmacist
  4. I have a dread of others evaluating me
  5. I should succeed at everything I do
  6. Always remind others of how much you do not know
  7. Always hold back when working in a group or team
  8. Do not tell anyone you feel like an Impostor
  9. Always share credit with others (even if you did all the work)
  10. Never let on that you do not know how to do something
  11. Never challenge yourself too much
  12. I worry that rotation preceptors will discover that I should not be here
  13. I should be able to anticipate problems before they occur
  14. Do not let people see you studying or working too hard
  15. Always hide your accomplishments
  16. Always assume when people are complimenting you, they are just being nice
  17. Always panic before a test, presentation, performance, or interview
  18. Never tell someone you are a pharmacy student; they'll assume you're smarter than you really are
  19. Profusely apologize for not knowing something
  20. Never make declarative statements like "I know the answer
  21. I should automatically "get it"
  22. I should feel lucky to have gotten into school, the job, the promotion, etc.
  23. Always assume you will fail so you will not be disappointed when you do
  24. Do not voice your real opinions
  25. I should qualify questions or comments by saying things like, "This may not be right, but..."
  26. I was admitted because of some kind of mistake