APS
31st APS Annual Convention · 2019
Self-Critical and Personal Standards Perfectionism Differentially Predict Sensitivity to Reward and Punishment in First-Year Undergraduate Students
Session: Poster Session XI
Authors
- Nicole Legg
University of Victoria - Christina RobillardPresenting Author
University of Victoria - Julie Prud'homme
University of Victoria - Brianna Turner
University of Victoria
Abstract
The present study found that SC and PS perfectionism were differentially associated with sensitivity to reward and punishment in a sample of first-year undergraduate students. While SC perfectionism predicted higher sensitivity to punishment, PS perfectionism predicted higher sensitivity to reward and lower sensitivity to punishment.
Personality
