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Differential Associations of Excellencism and Perfectionism with Mental Health Outcomes Among Licensure Examinees
Objective: Licensure examinees are vulnerable to the mental health consequences of perfectionism. However, previous work did not distinguish the pursuit of high yet attainable standards from the pursuit of exacting, inflexible ones. Guided by the Model of Excellencism and Perfectionism (MEP), this s
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