Perfectionism in Eating Disorders: Are Long-Term Outcomes Influenced by Extent and Changeability in Initial Perfectionism?

J Pers Oriented Res · 2018 · PMC7842640 · PMID 33569128

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There were no significant interaction effects between any of the clusters and time, although the interaction between the NP-cluster and the GP-, CP- and PSOP-clusters on EDI-PSYNOP almost attained significance ( p = .011, power= 66%).

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The “Non-perfectionists” scored lower on EDI-PSYNOP at baseline compared to the “General perfectionists” ( p < .001), the “Changeable perfectionists” ( p < .01), and the “Persistent self-oriented perfectionists” ( p < .001), which may explain why interaction effects approached significance.

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