1. 1. Lang & Stein ↑

 

1. 1. Personality traits ↑

 

1. 1. co-exiting ↑

 

1. 1. Levinson ↑

 

1. 1. neoroticism ↑

 

1. 1. Chambless ↑

 

1. 1. Cox ↑

 

1. 1. Herbert ↑

 

1. 1. Beck & Emery ↑

 

1. 1. Perfectionism ↑

 

1. 1. Flett& Hewitt ↑

 

1. 1. Shafran ↑

 

1. 1. Frost ↑

 

1. 1. Hamachek ↑

 

1. 1. Hollender ↑

 

1. 1. Juster ↑

 

1. 1. Bandura ↑

 

1. 1. social anxiety disorder ↑

 

1. 1. Pollard & Henderson ↑

 

1. 1. Stravynski ↑

 

1. 1. Kashdan ↑

 

1. 1. Wittchen ↑

 

1. 1. Neuroticism ↑

 

1. 1. Extraversion ↑

 

1. 1. Openness to experience ↑

 

1. 1. Conscientiousness ↑

 

1. 1. Agreeableness ↑

 

1. 1. kaplan ↑

 

1. 1. Frost ↑

 

1. 1. Adaptive type ↑

 

1. 1. Dibartolo ↑

 

1. 1. Maladaptive type ↑

 

1. 1. Slaney ↑

 

1. 1. Hofmann ↑

 

1. 1. Moitra ↑

 

1. 1. Martin-santos ↑

 

1. 1. Setrahan ↑

 

1. 1. Davison ↑

 

1. 1. Eksi ↑

 

1. 1. Flett & Hewitt ↑

 

1. 1. humiliation ↑

 

1. 1. embarrassment ↑

 

1. 1. Stein & Stein ↑

 

1. 1. Clark & Wells ↑

 

1. 1. Self-focused ↑

 

1. 1. Safety behavior ↑

 

1. 1. anticipatory ↑

 

1. 1. Rapee & Heimberg ↑

 

1. 1. Hofmann & Barlow ↑

 

1. 1. Kimbrel ↑

 

1. 1. reinforcement sensitivity theory ↑

 

1. 1. fight flight freeze system ↑

 

1. 1. behavioral approach system ↑

 

1. 1. behavioral inhibition system ↑

 

1. 1. Rapee & Spence ↑

 

1. 1. Bested ↑

 

1. 1. Foster ↑

 

1. 1. Ross ↑

 

1. 1. Cattell ↑

 

1. 1. psychoanalysis ↑

 

1. 1. Karl Jung ↑

 

1. 1. Alfred Adler ↑

 

1. 1. Karen Horney ↑

 

1. 1. Erich Fromm ↑

 

1. 1. Henry Murray ↑

 

1. 1. Cognitive ↑

 

1. 1. George Kelly ↑

 

1. 1. Behaviorism ↑

 

1. 1. humanism ↑

 

1. 1. Self-actualization ↑

 

1. 1. Abraham Maslow ↑

 

1. 1. Carl Rogers ↑

 

1. 1. trait ↑

 

1. 1. Costa ↑

 

1. 1. Crae, M ↑

 

1. 1. Gosling, Rentfrow, Swannjr ↑

 

1. 1. Thomas ↑

 

1. 1. active imagination ↑

 

1. 1. Aesthetic sensitivity ↑

 

1. 1. attentiveness to inner feeling ↑

 

1. 1. Independence of judgment ↑

 

1. 1. Divergent thinking ↑

 

1. 1. disagreeable ↑

 

1. 1. antagonistic ↑

 

1. 1. Banerjee ↑

 

1. 1. Antony ↑

 

1. 1. Hamachek ↑

 

1. 1. Parker & Mills ↑

 

1. 1. Misildine ↑

 

1. 1. Ram ↑

 

1. 1. Moser ↑

 

1. 1. Adkins & Parker ↑

 

1. 1. Stump & Parker ↑

 

1. 1. orthogonal ↑

 

1. 1. Self-oriented perfectionism ↑

 

1. 1. Social-oriented perfectionism ↑

 

1. 1. Other-oriented perfectionism ↑

 

1. 1. Concern Over Mistakes ↑

 

1. 1. Doubt About Actions ↑

 

1. 1. Personal Standards ↑

 

1. 1. Parent Expectation ↑

 

1. 1. Parent criticism ↑

 

1. 1. Organization ↑

 

1. 1. Burns ↑

 

1. 1. tyranny of shoulds ↑

 

1. 1. Narcisstic ↑

 

1. 1. Arrogant-vindictive ↑

 

1. 1. Meumeister ↑

 

1. 1. Baumrind ↑

 

1. 1. demandigness ↑

 

1. 1. responsivness ↑

 

1. 1. authoritarian ↑

 

1. 1. authoritative ↑

 

1. 1. permissive ↑

 

1. 1. Maccoby & Martin ↑

 

1. 1. Rice ↑

 

1. 1. Kawamura ↑

 

1. 1. Multi dimensional perfectionism scale ↑

 

1. 1. Stober & Otto ↑

 

1. 1. Soense ↑

 

1. 1. Bowlby ↑

 

1. 1. Secure base ↑

 

1. 1. Ainsworth ↑

 

1. 1. attachment styles ↑

 

1. 1. Strange situation ↑

 

1. 1. secure ↑

 

1. 1. avoidant ↑

 

1. 1. ambivalence ↑

 

1. 1. self ↑

 

1. 1. Rice & Mirzadeh ↑

 

1. 1. Harter ↑

 

1. 1. Cognitive distortion ↑

 

1. 1. dichotomous thinking ↑

 

1. 1. Self-commands ↑

 

1. 1. Brouwers & Wiggum ↑

 

1. 1. Anne ↑

 

1. 1. Weisinger & Lobsenz ↑

 

1. 1. Egan ↑

 

1. 1. Tozzi ↑

 

1. 1. Cook & Kearney ↑

 

1. 1. emotionality ↑

 

1. 1. persistence ↑

 

1. 1. Wheeler & Ladd ↑

 

1. 1. Herbert mead ↑

 

1. 1. Charles cooley ↑

 

1. 1. Chan ↑

 

1. 1. Gore ↑

 

1. 1. Efklides ↑