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> FOUND: THE PERFECTION STANDARD
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> RULE DECODED:
“Anything less than perfect is failure.” Hewitt & Flett’s self-oriented perfectionism dimension: you set the bar, you move it up every time you clear it, and the gap between your output and your standard is never allowed to close.
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Socially prescribed perfectionism is the perception that significant others — family, colleagues, society — hold impossibly high standards for you and will judge you harshly for fa…
The perfectionism–procrastination shield is the avoidance loop that activates when self-worth is contingent on meeting an impossibly high standard. Because beginning the task makes…
Concern over mistakes is one of six facets in Frost et al.'s Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale and the dimension most consistently linked to negative affect, depression, and anx…
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