Perfectionism often results in harsh self-criticism, chronic stress, and both physical and mental health challenges, contrary to the belief that it drives excellence.
Demanding parents prioritize external markers of success like awards and grades, and value opinions of others above their children’s intrinsic needs, creating foundations for perfectionism.
The belief that self-worth must be earned fosters perfectionism, leading individuals to associate love and acceptance strictly with their achievements and behaviors.
Parents' influence shapes a child's habits and beliefs about success, and parenting styles significantly contribute to the development of perfectionist traits over time.
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