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Fig 1.

The Big Three Perfectionism Scale Dimension Divisions.

This is a diagram of a theoretical model of the factor structure of the three big perfectionism scales, which contains two oval-shaped text boxes on the left and right. Below the oval text box on the left is a rectangular text box that includes ten lower-order perfectionist factors, where each gray rectangular text box represents a lower-order factor. The arrows in the middle point to the three higher-order factors of the three big perfectionisms, represented by three gray rectangular text boxes.

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Fig 2.

The Big Three Perfectionism Scale Dimension Divisions.

This is a diagram of a theoretical model of the three big perfectionism scales, which has a curly bracket and white rectangular text box on the left and right sides representing the higher-order and lower-order perfectionism factors, respectively. In this case, the ten rectangular text boxes on the right-hand side represent each of the ten lower-order aspects of perfectionism, and they are grouped in center brackets. The arrows in the middle point to each of the three higher-order factors of perfectionism, all indicated by gray text boxes.

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Table 1.

The demographics of the pre-test participants.

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Table 2.

Expected internal consistency reliability statistics (Cronbach’s Alpha) and expected sample sizes for the higher-order dimensions of the three major perfectionism scales. For comparison purposes, values from five previous reports are provided.

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Fig 3..

Structural Equation Modeling Diagram of the Big Three Perfectionism Scales.

This is a structural equation model of the three big perfectionism scales. The three oval text boxes represent each of the three higher-order dimensions of the three major perfectionism scales, and the rectangular text boxes on the right side represent the ten aspects of the scales, with the corresponding residuals for each aspect represented by circular text boxes.

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Table 3.

KMO values and cronbach’s alpha coefficients for the Chinese version of BTPS.

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Table 4.

Correlation and descriptive statistics between factors of BTPS.

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Table 5.

Structural equation modeling fit indicators.

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Table 6.

Convergent validity test.

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