HOW ADAPTIVE AND MALADAPTIVE PERFECTIONISM RELATE TO POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONING: TESTING A STRESS-MEDIATION MODEL IN BLACK AND WHITE FEMALE COLLEGE STUDENTS

CHANG, E.C., & WATKINS, A.Y.. (2004). HOW ADAPTIVE AND MALADAPTIVE PERFECTIONISM RELATE TO POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONING: TESTING A STRESS-MEDIATION MODEL IN BLACK AND WHITE FEMALE COLLEGE STUDENTS. JOURNAL OF COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY, 51(-), 93-102. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/613040/en

CHANG E.C., WATKINS A.Y.. HOW ADAPTIVE AND MALADAPTIVE PERFECTIONISM RELATE TO POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONING: TESTING A STRESS-MEDIATION MODEL IN BLACK AND WHITE FEMALE COLLEGE STUDENTS. JOURNAL OF COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY[Internet]. 2004;51(-):93-102. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/613040/en

E.C. CHANG, and A.Y. WATKINS, “HOW ADAPTIVE AND MALADAPTIVE PERFECTIONISM RELATE TO POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONING: TESTING A STRESS-MEDIATION MODEL IN BLACK AND WHITE FEMALE COLLEGE STUDENTS,” JOURNAL OF COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY, vol. 51, no. -, pp. 93–102, 2004, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/613040/en