Until 1980, psychologists and behavioral scientists considered perfectionism a form of neurosis and psychosis. However, in 1980, Dr. David Burns provided a new definition of perfectionism, according to which perfectionists are individuals who set superhuman goals for themselves that do not align with any rational standards. Perfectionism vs. perfectionism Although perfectionists and realists share certain…
Read MoreFrost is one of the theorists who has made significant contributions to the field of perfectionism. He believed that perfectionism is not a single phenomenon, but rather consists of six components. According to Frost, perfectionism can be measured across these six dimensions. Frost’s Components and Subcategories of Perfectionism (FMPS) High Personal Standards: Some individuals set…
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