<prompt> Hlalosa mohopolo oa Imposter Syndrome.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the concept of Imposter Syndrome. . Response in English: Imposter syndrome is a psychological pattern in which an individual doubts their skills, talents, or accomplishments and has a persistent internalized fear of being exposed as a fraud. Despite external evidence of their competence, those experiencing imposter syndrome may attribute their success to luck, timing, or deceiving others into thinking they are more intelligent or competent than they really are. This phenomenon can affect anyone regardless of their social status, work experience, or level of education, and can lead to feelings of anxiety, stress, depression, and can negatively impact their job performance. It is important to recognize and confront feelings of imposter syndrome, learn coping mechanisms, and remind yourself of your achievements and abilities to help combat these negative thoughts. . Response in Sesotho: Imposter syndrome ke mokhoa oa kelello oo ho oona motho a belaelang litsebo, litalenta, kapa lintho tseo a li finyeletseng, me o na le tšabo e sa khaotseng ea ka hare ea ho pepeseha e le bomenemene. Ho sa tsotellehe bopaki bo hlahang ka ntle ba bokhoni ba bona, ba nang le bothata ba ho imposter syndrome ba ka na ba bolela hore katleho ea bona e bakoa ke lehlohonolo, nako e behiloeng, kapa ho thetsa ba bang hore ba nahane hore ba bohlale ho feta kamoo ba hlileng ba leng kateng. Ketsahalo ena e ka ama mang kapa mang ho sa tsotellehe maemo a bona sechabeng, phihlelo ea mosebetsi, kapa boemo ba thuto, me e ka lebisa maikutlong a ho tšoenyeha, khatello ea maikutlo, khatello ea maikutlo, me e ka ama tsebetso ea bona ea mosebetsi hampe. Ho bohlokoa ho lemoha le ho tobana le maikutlo a imposter syndrome, ho ithuta mekhoa ea ho sebetsana le boemo, le ho ikhopotsa ka katleho ea hau le bokhoni ba hau ho thusa ho loantša mehopolo ena e mebe. 