Perfectionism and relationship adjustment in pain patients and their spouses

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Social factors related to perfectionism contribute to poor family adjustment. Research assessed the social dimensions of perfectionism and relationship adjustment. A sample of 83 chronic pain patients with a mean age of 43 years and median income of $45,000, including 41 men and 41 women and their spouses, participated in the study. These people completed the Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale, Adjustment Scale and Beck Depression inventory.

Research, Analysis, Patients, Behavioral assessment, Adjustment (Psychology), Family assessment

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Perfectionism traits and perfectionistic self-presentation in eating disorder attitudes, characteristics, and symptoms

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A study shows that anorexia is related to self-oriented perfectionism. The eating disorder behavior, self-esteem and body image avoidance are related to a socially established concept of perfectionism. The assessment of different aspects of perfectionism helps in the evaluation of the characteristics and symptoms of eating disorders. The results of a survey on female college students are given.

Health aspects, Eating disorders, Young women, Observations

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Perfectionism, befliefs, and adjustment in dating relationships

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A study of 69 college students showed that those with high levels of personal perfectionism tend to have higher standards for a good relationship and tend to have more negative feelings about dating relationships.

Canada, Social aspects, Statistical Data Included, Interpersonal relations, Dating (Social customs)

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