This is an edited, revised version of the original survey, "Destroying IP in 
Code4Lib and Ourselves". Based on feedback and my own gender identities, I 
decided to remove the original survey and redistribute the survey with 
textboxes for the gender demographic. That way, we, as Code4Lib community 
members, can continue to be inclusive while continuously listening to those in 
our community. 

Thanks to anyone who has replied to this survey. If you have already taken the 
survey, there is no need to re-it.

Survey Information:

Calling all information professionals:

Are you an information professional who is involved with Code4Lib or have an 
interest in participating in Code4Lib? If so, please participate in my survey 
for my upcoming Code4Lib presentation, "Destroying Impostor Phenomenon in 
Code4Lib and Ourselves". Whether you have attended Code4Lib or are hearing 
about it for the first time, you are encouraged to participate!

The survey will measure levels of Imposter Phenomenon (IP) and Perfectionist 
Self-Presentation (PSP) among information professionals in order to determine 
how IP & PSP influence perceptions and participation at Code4Lib. The survey is 
open to all information professionals regardless of title and experience. Those 
who have attended Code4Lib or are interested in Code4Lib are particularly 
encouraged to participate in this survey.

The survey consists of five brief sections, including: 1) Demographics, 2) 
Clance IP Scale, 3) PSP Scale, 4) Code4Lib Familiarity & Impressions, 5) 
Code4Lib Involvement & Participation. The survey is expected to take 10-15 
minutes to complete.

The findings of this survey will be included in the presentation, "Destroying 
Impostor Phenomenon in Code4Lib and Ourselves" at the annual, national Code4Lib 
conference on March 7, 2017. 
(http://2017.code4lib.org/talks/Destroying-Impostor-Phenomenon-in-Code4Lib-and-Ourselves)

Thank you for your time and participation. It is greatly appreciated. Please 
contact Dominique Bortmas (dbortmas[at]usf.edu) with any questions.

https://usf.az1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_03pb1wXNX2KF6QZ

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