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Perfectionistic Self-Presentation Mediating the Relationship Between Family Recognition Through Achievement and Help-Seeking Attitudes

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    Perfectionistic Self-Presentation Mediating the Relationship Between Family Recognition Through Achievement and Help-Seeking Attitudes
  • Author: Miramontez, Rianna M
  • Subjects: asian american values ; asian americans ; help seeking attitudes ; Multicultural Psychology
  • Description: Family recognition through achievement, an Asian American value, has been previously linked to perfectionistic self-presentation, a form of perfectionism. Additionally, perfectionistic self-presentation has been predictive of help-seeking attitudes, an individual’s feelings about receiving psychological counseling. While family recognition through achievement has not been found to be predictive of help-seeking attitudes, the current study examines whether perfectionistic self-presentation mediates this relationship in Asian American university students (N = 132). Analysis found perfectionistic self-presentation was not a significant mediator between family recognition through achievement and help-seeking attitudes.
  • Publisher: Digital Commons @ SPU
  • Creation Date: 2023
  • Language: English
  • Source: Digital Commons @ SPU
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