“perfectionists”造句，怎麼用perfectionists造句

One of his studies shows how fearing criticism prevents maladaptive perfectionists from improving.

Until now, psychologists have generally linked procrastination to perfectionists who avoid tasks rather than produce less than perfect products.

Type a: While outwardly calm, they have such high standards (perfectionists) that they tend to be balls of nerves on the inside.

As defined by the books, type As are sensitive perfectionists and good team players, but they tend to be over-anxious.

The problem with maladaptive perfectionists, anski said, is not that they should not have goals, but those goals are often unrealistic and inevitably lead to a sense of failure.

Being perfectionists, they like order and cleanliness in their home.

For the perfectionists among us (and most of us are perfectionists, are we not?!), this is little consolation though.

'If you look at people with eating disorders they are perfectionists, hard-working, generally get good grades,' she says.

A lot of perfectionists feel that they simply have high standards and that it is the rest of the world that falls short.

In a world filled with perfectionists who don't want to share what they've created with anyone unless they think it is perfect, the best way to get better is actually with hands-on practice.

Pessimists are perfectionists, and it is certain that perfectionists have a lot of frustrations when they confront the world.

Some scientists have argued a subset of these high-achievers can be classified as "positive perfectionists, " those who reap the benefits of perfectionism without falling victim to its ills.

However, it is desperate hunger and single strength that have been reducing the number of these perfectionists of great pride —. No more than 15,000 as of 2003.

The biggest tragedy of perfectionists is to live untruthfully.