"Be perfect in every respect": the mediating role of career adaptability in the relationship between perfectionism and career decision-making difficulties of college students.

BMC Psychol · 2022 · PMC9145158 · PMID 35624459

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The regression path coefficient differences are extremely significant, which shows that positive perfectionism can negatively predict career decision-making difficulties, and college students with higher positive perfectionism can reduce the occurrence of career decision-making difficulties.

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