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Informationen zum Autor Joachim Stoeber is a Professor of Psychology at the University of Kent. With a background in personality and individual differences, his focus of the past 15 years has been perfectionism research demonstrating that perfectionism is not an exclusively maladaptive characteristic, but has aspects that can be adaptive. He has published numerous journal articles and book chapters on the topic and is one of the leading experts on perfectionism. Zusammenfassung This milestone text provides a comprehensive overview of the psychology of perfectionism, increasing our understanding of this complex personality disposition and providing a framework for future explorations. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction Chapter 1 – The Psychology of Perfectionism: An Introduction (Stoeber) Part I: Perspectives on Perfectionism Chapter 2 – Perfectionism: A Motivational Perspective (Stoeber, Damian, Madigan) Chapter 3 – The 2 × 2 Model of Perfectionism: Assumptions, Trends, and Potential Developments (Gaudreau, Franche, Kljajic, Martinelli) Chapter 4 – Perfectionism and Personality (Stoeber, Corr, Smith, Saklofske) Chapter 5 – Perfectionism Cognition Theory: The Cognitive Side of Perfectionism (Flett, Hewitt, Nepon, Besser) Part II: Perfectionism in Special Populations Chapter 6 – Perfectionism and Anxiety in Children (Affrunti, Woodruff-Borden) Chapter 7 – Perfectionism in Gifted Students (Speirs Neumeister) Chapter 8 – Perfectionism in Sport, Dance, and Exercise (Hill, Jowett, Mallinson-Howard) Part III: Vulnerability and Resilience Chapter 9 – Perfectionism and Interpersonal Problems: Narcissistic and Self-Critical Perfectionism (Sherry, Mackinnon, Nealis) Chapter 10 – Perfectionism and Health: The Roles of Health Behaviors and Stress-Related Processes (Molnar, Sirois, Flett, Janssen, Hewitt) Chapter 11 – Perfectionism and Daily Stress, Coping, and Affect: Advancing Multilevel Explanatory Conceptualizations (Dunkley) Chapter 12 – Perfectionism and Emotion Regulation (Rice, Suh, Davis) Part IV: Prevention and Treatment Chapter 13 – Prevention of Perfectionism in Youth (Wade) Chapter 14 – Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment for Perfectionism (Egan, Shafran) Chapter 15 – Perfectionism in the Therapeutic Context: The Perfectionism Social Disconnection Model (Hewitt, Flett, Mikail, Kealy, Zhang) Concluding Section Chapter 16 – The Psychology of Perfectionism: Critical Issues, Open Questions, and Future Directions (Stoeber) ...
