Examining the effects of interpersonal perfectionism and peer feedback on self-stigma and help-seeking
Key Points
This research aims to explore the influence of interpersonal perfectionism and peer feedback on self-stigma and the likelihood of seeking help.
Examined the interaction between interpersonal perfectionism and peer feedback conditions.
Evaluated the impact on levels of self-stigma and help-seeking behaviors.
Assessed cognitive rigidity and cognitive reappraisal as potential mediators.
Findings supported previous work on interpersonal perfectionism.
Cognitive rigidity and cognitive reappraisal explained unexpected interactions in the absence of peer feedback.
Abstract
Findings support previous work in this area. Cognitive rigidity and cognitive reappraisal may explain unexpected interaction related to the no peer feedback condition.