Kamala Harris suffers from imposter syndrome so rarely gives interviews psychiatrist

Kamala Harris suffers from “imposter syndrome“ so rarely gives interviews – psychiatrist The US Vice-President Kamala Harris, the Democratic Party’s presidential candidate, feels “anxious“ under questioning, psychiatrist and body language expert Carol Lieberman told the New York Post, which may be the reason she rarely gives media interviews. ‘Imposter syndrome’ is a psychological condition, where a person lacks confidence in their competence and feels they don't deserve to succeed Lieberman said, adding that Harris may be suffering from the condition. The Deocrat candidate's constant giggling, grimaces and wide arm movements are all signs of the anxiety felt by a person with the syndrome, Lieberman explained. “Kamala was able to stifle her cackling“ during the election debate against Donald Trump on September 10, but she “made up for it with bigger grimacing,“ the psychiatrist pointed out. Source: Geopolitics Live