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Riflessione sulla diagnosi del perfezionismo in età evolutiva
Titolo Rivista: QUADERNI DI PSICOTERAPIA COGNITIVA 
Autori/Curatori: Cristiana Patrizi, Valeria Semeraro, Maria Pontillo, Rosaria Monfregola, Lorenza Isola 
Anno di pubblicazione:  2018 Fascicolo: 43  Lingua: Italiano 
Numero pagine:  19 P. 97-115 Dimensione file:  107 KB
DOI:  10.3280/QPC2018-043006
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C’è un crescente interesse nella ricerca sul perfezionismo in età evolutiva, anche perché sempre più si evidenzia la sua relazione con varie forme di disagio nei bambini e negli adolescenti. Nelle fasi iniziali della terapia può essere utile indagare la presenza di perfezionismo e discriminare se si tratti di una forma di perfezionismo che mantiene le sue caratteristiche adattive o, al contrario, presenti aspetti maladattivi o clinici. In tale ottica è stato preso in esame l’uso su un campione italiano del questionario CAPS The Child-Adolescent Perfectionism Scale (Flett e Hewitt, 1990). È uno degli strumenti più utilizzati nella ricerca per valutare il perfezionismo nei bambini e negli adolescenti ed è stato testato in varie culture con campioni clinici e non. Verranno qui analizzati i dati preliminari di una ricerca su un ampio campione non clinico composto da bambini e ragazzi fra i 9 e i 18 anni individuati presso scuole di Roma e provincia. È stata verificata l’affidabilità del questionario CAPS e l’associazione fra i dati rilevati e la presenza di sintomi di ansia e depressione.


Keywords: Perfezionismo, CAPS, psicopatologia dell’età evolutiva.

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