| Relatedly, Nock and Prinstein reported that individuals who were held to perfectionistic standards tended to use NSSI for social ends. |
| Well-organized, orderly, and fastidious, they try to maintain high standards, but can slip into being critical and perfectionistic. |
| Anouk, 30, is a perfectionistic art director for whom everything seems to be working and who thrives on stress. |
| Flett and Hewitt, in their review of related literature, concluded that perfectionistic thinking is more often related to maladaptive coping patterns. |
| Before perfectionistic pressure gets a stranglehold on you, alter your outlook. |
| The company has connections with the most tallented and most perfectionistic contractual employees. |
