The Psychology of Perfectionism in Sport Dance and Exercise 2nd Edition by Andrew P Hill ISBN 9781032263786 1032263784

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Author: Andrew P Hill

The Psychology of Perfectionism in Sport Dance and Exercise 2nd Edition Table of contents:

Part I: Conceptual, Measurement, and Development Issues

1. Conceptualizing Perfectionism: Resolving Old Quarrels and Starting New Ones

A Historical Overview of the Conceptualization of Perfectionism

Contemporary Multidimensional Models

Issues, Debates, and Controversies Revisited

Is the Tripartite Model Obsolete or Can it Be Re-envisaged?

Inclusion or Exclusion of Parental Pressure and Coach Pressure

Revisiting “Healthy Perfectionism” and its Alternatives in Sport, Dance, and Exercise

Concluding Comments

References

2. Advances in the Measurement of Perfectionism in Sport, Dance, and Exercise

Overview

The Two-Factor Model of Perfectionism

Proxies of Perfectionistic Strivings and Perfectionistic Concerns

(Sub-)Domain-Specificity of Perfectionism

General Measures

The Importance of Contextualization

Frost Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale (F-MPS)

Hewitt–Flett Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale (HF-MPS)

Domain-Specific Measures

Sport-Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale (S-MPS) and S-MPS-2

Multidimensional Inventory of Perfectionism in Sports (MIPS)

Sub-Domain-Specific Measures

Concluding Comments

References

3. Revisiting the Development of Perfectionism in Sport, Dance, and Exercise

Development of Perfectionism in Sport, Dance, and Exercise

A multi-pathway Model of Perfectionism Development

Pathway One: Social Learning Model

Extending the Social Learning Model: Parenting Styles and Practices

Pathway Two: Social Expectations Model

Pathway Three: Social Reaction Model

Pathway Four: Anxious Rearing Model

Recent Advances in Development Theory

Extending the Conceptual Model of Perfectionism Development for Sport, Dance, and Exercise

Completing the Conceptual Model of Perfectionism Development

Concluding Comments

References

Part II: Established Approaches and Models

4. An Update and Extension of the Independent Effects Approach to Perfectionism in Sport, Dance, and Exercise

Perfectionistic Strivings and Concerns in Sport, Dance, and Exercise

Perfectionism in Sport, Dance, and Exercise

Capturing the Independent Effects of Perfectionistic Strivings and Concerns

A Review of Research Examining Perfectionistic Strivings and Concerns

An Updated Review of the Independent Effects of Perfectionism

The Case for Total Unique Effects and Relative Weights

Concluding Comments

References

5. Re-envisioning the Tripartite Model of Perfectionism in Sport and Dance: An Updated Review and Response to Critiques

Foundations and History of the Tripartite Model

Evidence from Perfectionism Research in Sport and Dance

Studies that Utilized Person-Oriented Approaches to Analysis

Studies that Utilized Canonical Correlation Analysis

Studies that Utilized Qualitative Approaches to Analysis

Summary of Findings across Analytical Approaches

Responses to Critiques of the Tripartite Model

(Un)healthy Perfectionism Labels

Dimensional vs. Categorical Perfectionism

Pure Evaluative Concerns Perfectionism

Summary

Concluding Comments

References

6. The 2 × 2 Model of Perfectionism in Sport, Dance, and Exercise: An Updated and Critical Review

The 2 × 2 Model of Perfectionism

Key Definitions, Assumptions, and Hypotheses

Conceptual, Analytical, and Interpretational Considerations

Research in Sport, Dance, and Exercise

Reanalysing the Independent Effects of PSP and ECP with the 2 × 2 Model of Perfectionism

Direct Tests of the 2 × 2 Model of Perfectionism

Taking Stock and Moving Forward

Concluding Comments

References

Part III: New Approaches and Concepts

7. Perfectionistic Tipping Points and How to Find Them

Multidimensional Perfectionism

Illustrative Research Example

Step One – Moderated Regression Analyses

Step Two – Interpret the Results of the J-N Technique

Step Three – Plotting the Results of the J-N Technique

Future Directions and Questions

Concluding Comments

References

8. Perfectionism Cognitions in Sport, Dance, and Exercise

Comprehensive Model of Perfectionistic Behaviour

Perfectionism Cognitions Theory

Measuring Perfectionism Cognitions

Multidimensional versus Unidimensional Measurement

Research Examining Perfectionism Cognitions

Motivational Climates and Perfectionism Cognitions

Perfectionism Cognitions and Burnout

Perfectionism Cognitions and Emotions in Sport

Managing Perfectionism Cognitions in Sport

Other Future Directions for Research

Concluding Comments

References

9. Studying Perfectionistic Climates

Introducing and Conceptualizing Perfectionistic Climate

Applying Perfectionistic Climate to Sport

Initial Validity and Reliability Evidence for the PCQ-S

Expanding the Nomological Network of Perfectionistic Climate

Advancing Research on Perfectionistic Climate

Studying Perfectionistic Climate in Dance

Perfectionistic Climate as Group-Level Construct

Observed and Perceived Assessments of Perfectionistic Climate

Concluding Comments

References

Part IV: Applied Issues and Practitioner Perspectives

10. Working with Perfectionistic Athletes in Sport: An Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Perspective

Context for the Chapter

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

ACT and Managing Perfectionism

A Case Example of Perfectionism in High-Performance Sport

Case Description – Sophie

Description of the Sessions

Case Study Evaluation and Outcomes

Reflections

Concluding Comments

References

11. Applying Self-compassion to Perfectionism in Sport

A Case Study of Perfectionism in Sport

Self-Compassion

Self-Compassion in Sport

Self-Compassion and Perfectionism

Self-Compassion and Perfectionistic Concerns in the General Psychology Literature

Self-Compassion and Perfectionistic Strivings in the General Psychology Literature

Self-Compassion and Perfectionism in Sport

Self-Compassion Development and Interventions in Sport

Applying Self-Compassion to Chleo’s Case

Concluding Comments

References

12. Perfectionism in Sport: A Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy Perspective

A Brief Overview of Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy

The GABCDE Framework

REBT and Irrational Beliefs in Sport

Two Faces of the Same Coin? Perfectionism and Irrational Beliefs

The “Perfect” Case: Using REBT to Help an International Futsal Player

The “Flow” of REBT

Concluding Comments

References

Part V: Reflections and Future Directions

13. Reflections on 20 Years Studying Multidimensional Perfectionism in Sport

Perfectionism Research in Sport: The Early Days

Measuring Multidimensional Perfectionism in Sport

Who (or What) Is a Perfectionist?

Patterns or Profiles of Perfectionism in Sport

Closing Reflections of a Scientist Practitioner

References

14. Questions, Critical Reflections, and Advances with the Model of Excellencism and Perfectionism: A Call to Action

What is the Core Definitional Feature of Perfectionism?

Are We Sure That We are Measuring What We Think We Are Measuring?

Where to Draw the Line Between High Personal Standards and Perfectionistic Standards?

Conceptual Issues

Empirical Evidence

What is the Role of the Signature Expressions of Perfectionism in the MEP?

Can We Decrease Perfectionism Without Inadvertently Decreasing Excellencism?

Why is It Important to Understand Perfectionism Outside of Perfectionists?

Perfectionism at the Team Level

The Hypothetical Role of the Motor Learning Environment

Concluding Comments

References

15. Reflections on the Costs of Rigid Perfectionism and Perfectionistic Reactivity: The Core Significance of the Failure to Adapt in Sports and in Life

The Perils of Perfectionism Revisited

Multidimensional Perfectionism in Sports

Adaptability in Sports: A Vital Extension of Resilience

When is Adaptability Needed in Sports?

Rigid Perfectionism

Features of Rigid Perfectionism

Perfectionism and Adaptability

Summary

References

Index

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