I want a clear, well-sourced psychological explanation of the idea that “the impostor is always wrong.” Frame the discussion inside established research on impostor syndrome and related cognitive biases—self-doubt, attribution error, and perfectionism. Deliverables I’m expecting: • A concise, 1,500–2,000-word paper that defines the impostor concept, explains why its negative self-assessment is typically inaccurate, and connects the argument to at least five peer-reviewed studies. • Proper in-text citations and a reference list in APA 7 format. • A one-paragraph executive summary highlighting key takeaways for readers who may struggle with impostor feelings themselves. Please write in an engaging but academically sound style and keep the language accessible to non-specialists while retaining psychological accuracy.