Therefore, adaptive perfectionism in individuals with trauma may help them cope with difficulties, but at the same time may not be a powerful enough mechanism to counterbalance the long-term psychological effects of CT, which are deeply rooted in cerebral cognitive and emotional structures 7 , 94 and its influence may not be significant enough as to be able to counteract the developing depression.
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The mediating role of maladaptive perfectionism in the relationship between childhood trauma and depression.
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