Moral perfectionism and moral values, virtues, and judgments: A preliminary investigation

Yang, Haitao; Stoeber, Joachim; Wang, Yanchun

doi:10.1016/j.paid.2014.11.040

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“…Consequently, researchers have begun to use domainspecific measures of multidimensional perfectionism when examining how perfectionism relates to specific domains of peoples' lives such as sport, parenting, sexuality, and morality (Dunn et al, 2006;Snell, Overbey, & Brewer, 2005;Stoeber, Harvey, Almeida, & Lyons, 2013;Yang, Stoeber, & Wang, 2015).…”

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Physical appearance perfectionism explains variance in eating disorder symptoms above general perfectionism

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Yang

2015

Personality and Individual Differences

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Document VersionPublisher pdf Stoeber, J., & Yang, H. (2015). Physical appearance perfectionism explains variance in eating disorder symptoms above general perfectionism. Personality and Individual Differences, 86,[303][304][305][306][307] Physical appearance perfectionism is a domain-specific form of perfectionism comprising two components: hope for perfection and worry about imperfection (Yang & Stoeber, 2012).Previous studies found that physical appearance perfectionism is related to eating disorder symptoms, particularly the worry about imperfection component, but did not address the question of whether physical appearance perfectionism explains variance in eating disorder symptoms above general perfectionism. The present study investigated the question examining 559 female university students. Physical appearance perfectionism explained an additional 9-17% of variance in eating disorder symptoms above the 11-20% variance explained by general perfectionism. The findings suggest that physical appearance perfectionism plays an important role in disordered eating beyond general perfectionism.

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“…Because novels are appointed from a particular sociocultural environment, it is certain that the values raised are loaded with values of wisdom that are owned and upheld by the environment on certain community. However, studies related to the moral values of novel in language education are still rarely reported [1]. Therefore, the study of the values of local wisdom in the novel must continue.…”

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Moral Values Found in the Swathi’s “Di Antara Dua Dunia” Novel

Mascita¹

2019

Proceedings of the Social and Humaniora Research Symposium (SoRes 2018)

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This paper is attempted to explore and describe the moral values found in the Swathi's Di antara Dua Dunia Novel. Through descriptive study, the novel was read comprehensively and coded according to Darajat's theories of moral values. The study revealed that Swathi's Di antara Dua Dunia suggests a number of values that are relevant to character buildings. It was found that there were 9 moral values such sense of responsibility, independent, fairness, honesty, the truths, social awareness, tenacity, and faiths. These nine moral values are relevant to promote students' character buildings, and the implication of the novel use in the language classroom is, therefore, presented and discussed in the part of the paper.

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“…They are critical only to be exceptional. Individuals who are rarely satisfied with their performance, have no tolerance for mistakes and are overly critical of themselves are neurotic perfectionists as they are driven by a fear of failure and are more concerned with avoiding mistakes (Chang, 2014).Perfectionism is also related to self-conscious emotions like shame and guilt (Tangney, 2002), moral values, virtues and judgment (Yang et al, 2015), stress coping and burnout (Schwenke, 2012).…”

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Fear of Negative Evaluation and Perfectionism in Young Adults

Sunkarapalli¹,

Agarwal²

2017

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Moral perfectionism and moral values, virtues, and judgments: A preliminary investigation

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Physical appearance perfectionism explains variance in eating disorder symptoms above general perfectionism

Physical appearance perfectionism explains variance in eating disorder symptoms above general perfectionism

Moral Values Found in the Swathi’s “Di Antara Dua Dunia” Novel

Fear of Negative Evaluation and Perfectionism in Young Adults

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