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Clinical Perfectionism Questionnaire (CPQ)

RM Reza Moloodi
AP Abbas Pourshahbaz
PM Parvaneh Mohammadkhani
LF Ladan Fata
AG Ata Ghaderi
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The CPQ [30] assesses cognitive, emotional and behavioral components of clinical perfectionism over the past month by means of 12 items that are responded using a four-point Likert scale (from “not at all” to “all of the time”). A number of studies have demonstrated the validity and reliability of CPQ and indicated that the it captures two factors named Personal Standards (PS) and Evaluative Concern (EC) [25, 26]. The example of the items is as follow: “Have you been told that your standards are too high?” (PS factor); “Have you been afraid that you might not reach your standards?” (EC factor). As shown in the results section, Table ​Table2,2, subscales of the CPQ showed acceptable McDonald's Omega coefficient. The CPQ can be seen in Additional file 1.

Measurement model and McDonald's Omega of subscales

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