The discussions reveal a shared recognition of the complexities of perfectionism, with posts praising videos that dissect the concept and sharing personal experiences of perfectionist tendencies, such as anxiety or self-criticism. The tone varies from curiosity to critical reflection, contributing to the overall moderate engagement and interest levels.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions agree with the article's viewpoint that perfectionism isn't universally beneficial and highlight potential negatives, reflecting a general alignment with the publication's findings.
InterestHigh interest
Posts show strong interest, with many referencing related videos, personal experiences, or linking to research, indicating engagement with the topic.
EngagementModerate engagement
Comments include specific references to research, personal reflections, and responses to media coverage, demonstrating moderate depth of engagement.
ImpactModerate impact
Although the discussions are widespread and touch on mental health implications, they seem more awareness-raising than transformative, indicating a modest impact.
Abstract in brief
The text discusses two types of perfectionism identified by Hamachek: normal (positive) perfectionism and neurotic (negative) perfectionism, emphasizing that positive perfectionism is associated with beneficial traits.
It compares two main approaches to understanding perfectionism: the dimensional approach, which looks at perfectionistic strivings and concerns, and the group-based approach, which categorizes perfectionists as healthy or unhealthy.
The findings suggest that self-oriented perfectionistic strivings can be positive, especially when perfectionists are not overly worried about mistakes or negative judgments from others, highlighting the potential benefits of healthy perfectionism.]
@thosethatcan May be helpful? Positive Conceptions of Perfectionism: Approaches, Evidence, Challenges. https://t.co/mayNI7bOSm
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Kasra Darvish
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References:
[1] Perfectionistic strivings, perfectionistic concerns, and reactions to poor personal performances among intercollegiate athletes
[2] Positive Conceptions of Perfectionism:
Approaches, Evidence, Challenges
Why Perfectionism Isn’t as Good as You Think https://t.co/sLIldKoXO0 via @YouTube
This video does a great job at breaking down everything I’ve learnt so far.
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@CasualyClutchin Is it kind like how this video describes it
https://t.co/sLIldKpvDy
People often think of perfectionism as a good thing but its more than just a strong desire to do something well and it can actually be a risk factor for several clinical disorders. The study explores how specific…
All of us make mistakes. This episode explores how accepting errors without guilt fosters growth, activates key learning areas in the brain, and challenges the perception that perfectionism is linked to excellence…
Why Perfectionism Isn’t as Good as You Think https://t.co/sLIldKoXO0 via @YouTube
This video does a great job at breaking down everything I’ve learnt so far.
Feb 20, 2024 · 1 like · 1,018 followersView post →
@thosethatcan May be helpful? Positive Conceptions of Perfectionism: Approaches, Evidence, Challenges. https://t.co/mayNI7bOSm
Feb 12, 2021 · 2 likes · 5,440 followersView post →
KD
Kasra Darvish
@KasraPrime · X
References:
[1] Perfectionistic strivings, perfectionistic concerns, and reactions to poor personal performances among intercollegiate athletes
[2] Positive Conceptions of Perfectionism:
Approaches, Evidence, Challenges
Sci Show did an episode on perfectionism and it's an excellent summary. Eric pointed it out when we started talking about how unhealthy my perfectionism has gotten. I have both self-oriented and socially-prescribed (THANKS DAD) perfectionism. Good to know! https://t.co/s7oWKYqOoP
Personal untested hypothesis: Anxiety and depression are on the rise esp. in young people because of an increasingly perfectionistic society and the associated lack of tolerance for any mistakes.
https://t.co/L0ApG65lX2
@TomNerdo Aber ein verzerrtes Selbstbild kann auch von falschem Perfektionismus kommen. Was man selbst als Makel sieht weil man sich mit Genies vergleicht, muss von anderen nicht unbedingt ebenfalls als Makel gesehen werden
https://t.co/tnciK8t137
This is relevant to a lot of people I'm friends with, probably including whoever is reading this now.
Why Perfectionism Isn’t as Good as You Think
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