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But to answer your question, the key findings that...

I think lots of things surprised me about this paper.

I was not overwhelmingly surprised by the prevalence of imposter syndrome.

I think my anecdotal belief is the mountains themselves are inherently quite a humbling experience.

And so having imposter syndrome... to me was not surprising that so many backcountry users have it.

But the thing that I think was ultimately extremely surprising and contradictory to my previous hypotheses was there was actually only one variable that we found to be correlated with imposter syndrome.

far as strengths of the study, limitations of the study, which strengths, limitations you think are worth mentioning to our listeners?