We often hear that fear of failure can help to energize actions, motivation, and performance of athletes. My doctoral student (Laurence Boileau) put this idea to the test with a new concept called Fear of Failure as Motivation. 50 copies freely available https://t.co/3q2JL8GNjY
In her book, Dweck claimed that perfectionists have a fixed mindset, but studies showed a link with a growth mindset. When we separate excellencism and perfectionism, it turns out that Dweck was right. Keeping excellencism out of perfectionism reveals what perfectionism is about.
@SIRCtweets Important to clarify here that harmonious passion also involves strong sport commitment, but without the many costs that come with obsessive passion. Much research funded by @SSHRC_CRSH supports the value of pursuing sport with harmonious passion, not obsessive passion.
Fans watched Galarraga lose his perfect game after an umpire's mistake. Perfectionists gave a lower rating to his magistral performance. Perfectionists are “hypersensitive to signs of imperfection, even within performances that are practically perfect”. https://t.co/uMtYb6CHjy
For long, research on perfectionism did not separate #excellencism and perfectionism. There is now growing theoretical and research evidence to back up the points raised in this New York Time paper. https://t.co/yZz3eo7xUv
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Perfectionists attain their sport goals more than excellence strivers. When goal attainment is low or moderate, perfectionists enjoy and savor their sports less. Their psychological wellness depends too much on achievement. #excellencism is healthier. https://t.co/evX2M1AMd9
Dr. Schellenberg, explores how passion, burnout, self-compassion, and perfectionism impact their experiences.
Let's embrace healthier and more fulfilling engagement with sports and leisure!
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The Model of Excellencism and Perfectionism is now studied in 8 languages. This paper (under review) will help to do mental simulations to generate hypotheses, interpret effects, and graph predicted values of general linear models. Link to the Shiny App in the pre-print...
This is our fourth and final sports card. We had to design it to look like a classic baseball card, in honour of the biggest baseball fan I know @GaudreauUOttawa
Here’s our second sports card showing the main conclusion from 3 pre-registered studies. Also pictured is one of the best basketball players of all time (but maybe not one of the best rappers).
Ben Schellenberg explains The Perfection Trap. Each of us fall into it whether it be in one way or another.
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