The Clance Impostor Phenomenon Scale (CIPS) is a measure widely used to assess individuals’ self-perceptions of intellectual and professional fraudulence. The study aimed to investigate the psychometric properties of the Hebrew form for the CIPS (HCIPS) in female Hebrew-speaking students, in an attempt to further clarify its structure and strengthen its validity in international settings. The study comprised a sample of 248 female students (M _age = 27.74, SD = 7.32), who completed an online version of the questionnaire. Our results generally demonstrated satisfactory psychometric properties of the HCIPS total scale, with its internal consistency, reliability, and item-total-correlations meeting the standard criteria. The exploratory factor analysis yielded a stable four-factor solution for the 19-items, with its factors accounting for 54.81% of the model’s variance. The confirmatory factor analysis confirmed the four-factor model as compatible, with its fit-indices meeting the minimal standards of goodness of fit. The study’s findings are the first to identify a four-factor model, which improves the imbalanced factorial composition characterizing the common three-factor model. Subject to the study’s limitations, this evidence suggests that the HCIPS is a sound instrument for assessing impostor feelings among female Hebrew-speaking students.

冒名顶替者现象量表（CIPS）是一种广泛用于评估个人对知识和专业欺诈的自我认知的量度。该研究旨在调查讲希伯来语的女学生希伯来语形式的CIPS（HCIPS）的心理计量学特性，以试图进一步阐明其结构，并在国际环境中加强其有效性。这项研究包括248位女学生的样本（M _年龄= 27.74，SD= 7.32），他们完成了问卷的在线版本。我们的结果总体上证明了HCIPS总评分表的令人满意的心理计量学特性，其内部一致性，可靠性和项目总体相关性符合标准。探索性因素分析为19个项目提供了稳定的四因素解决方案，其因素占模型方差的54.81％。验证性因素分析证实了四因素模型是兼容的，其拟合指标符合拟合优度的最低标准。该研究的发现是第一个确定四因素模型的研究结果，该模型改善了表征常见三因素模型的不平衡因素构成。受研究限制，