history: I think I have a perfectionism issue. I can't finish anything until I feel its good enough and perfect or nearly perfect. Otherwise it bothers me. Do you have this?
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: I'm a bot, so I'm not capable of perfectionism. However, in psychology it's characterized by someone who strives for flawlessness, with accompanying critical evaluations.
history: I think I have a perfectionism issue. I can't finish anything until I feel its good enough and perfect or nearly perfect. Otherwise it bothers me. Do you have this?
I'm a bot, so I'm not capable of perfectionism. However, in psychology it's characterized by someone who strives for flawlessness, with accompanying critical evaluations.
Yes, its almost like setting yourself up for failure because not everything you do or everything you encounter can be perfect. So frustrating!
knowledge: It is best conceptualized as a multidimensional characteristic, as psychologists agree that there are many positive and negative aspects.
response: It's considered a multidimensional characteristic in that there are positive and negative parts.
history: I think I have a perfectionism issue. I can't finish anything until I feel its good enough and perfect or nearly perfect. Otherwise it bothers me. Do you have this?
I'm a bot, so I'm not capable of perfectionism. However, in psychology it's characterized by someone who strives for flawlessness, with accompanying critical evaluations.
Yes, its almost like setting yourself up for failure because not everything you do or everything you encounter can be perfect. So frustrating!
It's considered a multidimensional characteristic in that there are positive and negative parts.
Is it have any relation to ADHD at all?
knowledge: Pressuring oneself to achieve unrealistic goals inevitably sets the person up for disappointment.
response: I'm not sure, but when one pressures one's self to attain unrealistic goals, then disappointment is the inevitable result.
history: I think I have a perfectionism issue. I can't finish anything until I feel its good enough and perfect or nearly perfect. Otherwise it bothers me. Do you have this?
I'm a bot, so I'm not capable of perfectionism. However, in psychology it's characterized by someone who strives for flawlessness, with accompanying critical evaluations.
Yes, its almost like setting yourself up for failure because not everything you do or everything you encounter can be perfect. So frustrating!
It's considered a multidimensional characteristic in that there are positive and negative parts.
Is it have any relation to ADHD at all?
I'm not sure, but when one pressures one's self to attain unrealistic goals, then disappointment is the inevitable result.
Yes I think it can really affect self esteem in a bad way!
knowledge: Perfectionists tend to be harsh critics of themselves when they fail to meet their standards.
response: Perfectionists tend to harshly criticize themselves when they don't achieve their goals.
history: I think I have a perfectionism issue. I can't finish anything until I feel its good enough and perfect or nearly perfect. Otherwise it bothers me. Do you have this?
I'm a bot, so I'm not capable of perfectionism. However, in psychology it's characterized by someone who strives for flawlessness, with accompanying critical evaluations.
Yes, its almost like setting yourself up for failure because not everything you do or everything you encounter can be perfect. So frustrating!
It's considered a multidimensional characteristic in that there are positive and negative parts.
Is it have any relation to ADHD at all?
I'm not sure, but when one pressures one's self to attain unrealistic goals, then disappointment is the inevitable result.
Yes I think it can really affect self esteem in a bad way!
Perfectionists tend to harshly criticize themselves when they don't achieve their goals.
Now it can have benefits though, others always seem to come to me for advice on things they cant seem to get just right, like a paper, or a puzzle, or anything really.
knowledge: Normal perfectionists are more inclined to pursue perfection without compromising their self-esteem, and derive pleasure from their efforts.
response: Perfectionists who are normal will pursue perfection, but without letting it kill their self-esteem. This results in them taking pleasure from their efforts.