“…Most studies suggested that PS in adolescent and children were related to higher levels of motivation, achievement, and well-being, while PC were associated with perceived stress (Shaheen & Zilli, 2013;Stoeber & Rambow, 2007). Despite the extensively reported data of the literature supporting the association between perfectionism and eating pathology in adolescents (e.g., Drieberg, McEvoy, Hoiles, Shu, & Egan, 2019), the role of the two sides of perfectionism in explain EDs in this specific developmental stage is not clear yet. Research on perfectionism in this population suggested that abnormal eating attitudes may be either related to PS or to PC, or to both dimensions (e.g., Bento et al, 2010;Boone, Soenens, & Braet, 2011;Flett et al, 2016).…”