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Accessibility Links Skip to main content Accessibility help Accessibility feedback Filters and Topics Images Videos Shopping Forums News Books Web Maps Flights All filters Tools Search Results AI Overview Search Labs | AI Overview Learn more … Opens in new tab Original Simpler Perfectionism can manifest in different ways in math education, including in a student's task solving and their self-efficacy: Self-oriented perfectionism When students hold themselves to high standards, they may have higher math self-efficacy. This type of perfectionism is also associated with perceived mastery, vicarious experiences, and social persuasions. Socially prescribed perfectionism When students feel pressure to be perfect from others, they may have lower math self-efficacy. This type of perfectionism is also associated with negative physiological and affective states. Dimensions of perfectionism Perfectionism can be characterized by four dimensions, including excessive concern over mistakes, high pers
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