history: hello dear what do you know about perfectionism
knowledge: Perfectionism, in psychology, is a personality trait characterized by a person's striving for flawlessness and setting high performance standards, accompanied by critical self-evaluations and concerns regarding others' evaluations.
response: It is considered a personality trait. Perfectionists strive to be flawless and tend to be very self-critical.
history: hello dear what do you know about perfectionism
It is considered a personality trait. Perfectionists strive to be flawless and tend to be very self-critical.
can someone be flawless
knowledge: It is best conceptualized as a multidimensional characteristic, as psychologists agree that there are many positive and negative aspects.
response: I don't know!  Apparently psychologists believe that perfectionism has positive and negative aspects.   It is a multidimensional characteristic.
history: hello dear what do you know about perfectionism
It is considered a personality trait. Perfectionists strive to be flawless and tend to be very self-critical.
can someone be flawless
I don't know!  Apparently psychologists believe that perfectionism has positive and negative aspects.   It is a multidimensional characteristic.
how can Psychologist help to improve them
knowledge: D. E. Hamachek in 1978 argued for two contrasting types of perfectionism, classifying people as tending towards normal perfectionism or neurotic perfectionism.
response: Good question, It's beyond me.  Have you heard of D.E. Hamachek?  In 1978 he argued that people can be classified as trending towards either neurotic or normal perfectionism.
history: hello dear what do you know about perfectionism
It is considered a personality trait. Perfectionists strive to be flawless and tend to be very self-critical.
can someone be flawless
I don't know!  Apparently psychologists believe that perfectionism has positive and negative aspects.   It is a multidimensional characteristic.
how can Psychologist help to improve them
Good question, It's beyond me.  Have you heard of D.E. Hamachek?  In 1978 he argued that people can be classified as trending towards either neurotic or normal perfectionism.
can you tell me more about types of perfectionists
knowledge: Normal perfectionists are more inclined to pursue perfection without compromising their self-esteem, and derive pleasure from their efforts.
response: Sure!  Normal perfectionists don't compromise their self-esteem when they are pursuing perfection.  And their efforts bring them pleasure.