Look at the range—from indifference to mastery—and see where you or your children (or students) fall along the continuum. Also consider where you fall for certain tasks. Mastery Competent. Likely to be striving for continual growth in that area or related areas, OR ready to move on to the next challenge Sticking with it Efforts to complete…
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Interview Questions: The Perfection Deception
By Jane Bluestein
Categories: Media resources
Tags: advertising, all-or-nothing thinking, anxiety, authenticity, body dysmorphia, conditional approval, coping with perfectionism, fear and perfectionism, fear of abandonment, fear of failure, fear of intimacy, fear of rejection, getting real, good enough, handling mistakes, healing perfectionism, healthy striving for excellence, impact on mental health, impact on physical health, influence of ads, interview questions, making mistakes, media messages, overcommitting, overcorrecting, overprotective parents, parental enmeshment, parental neglect, perfection deception, perfectionism, procrastination, rebounding from failure, relationships with perfectionists, resiliency, stress, suicide, unrealistic expectations, vulnerability to ad messages
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