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- misaacs - Dec 04 2007 | health, Mental Health and Disorders, psychology, work
Quoted: several recent studies stand as a warning against taking the platitudes of achievement too seriously. The new research focuses on a familiar type, perfectionists, who panic or blow a fuse when things don’t turn out just so.
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