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Parental psychological control is theoretically posited as a vital antecedent of perfectionism, yet empirical research connecting them remains limited, with the underlying mechanisms being particularly underexplored.
Binxu Wang, Yan Liu
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Perfectionism and psychological well-being in adolescents with high intellectual abilities
IntroductionPerfectionism is understood as a psychological construct that can either facilitate excellence in various areas of life or lead to maladaptation when not properly managed.
M. Rosa Sánchez-Moncayo +3 more
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Maladaptive and Adaptive Perfectionism of Hewitt's Perfectionism and Master's Stress, Depression
null 차명환, null Tae-Hee Lim
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Personality and Individual Differences, 2012
Perfectionism is a multidimensional construct, with some dimensions being adaptive (perfectionistic strivings) and others maladaptive (perfectionistic concerns). Evidence shows that perfectionistic concerns increase risk for depression because they foster rumination. In this paper two aspects of rumination are disentangled, i.e. abstract-analytical (AA)
Celine Douilliez +2 more
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Perfectionism is a multidimensional construct, with some dimensions being adaptive (perfectionistic strivings) and others maladaptive (perfectionistic concerns). Evidence shows that perfectionistic concerns increase risk for depression because they foster rumination. In this paper two aspects of rumination are disentangled, i.e. abstract-analytical (AA)
Celine Douilliez +2 more
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