Action monitoring and perfectionism in anorexia nervosa

Pieters, Guido; Bruijn, Ellen R.A. de; Maas, Yvonne; Hulstijn, Wouter; Vandereycken, Walter; Peuskens, Joseph; Sabbe, Bernard

doi:10.1016/j.bandc.2006.07.009

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“…Whereas some electrophysiological studies (e.g., Pieters et al, 2007;Schrijvers et al, 2010;Stahl et al, 2015;Tops et al, 2013) have shown a relationship between perfectionism and the Ne/ERN, we did not (see Supplement 2), which might be a result of task specifics like the varying stimulus visibility, which might have induced uncertainty, or the difficulty of establishing a stimulus-response representation at an early level of processing. Moreover, we did not examine the influence of response uncertainty in our study, which might have additionally affected the ERP components (see Wessel, 2012).…”

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How personal standards perfectionism and evaluative concerns perfectionism affect the error positivity and post-error behavior with varying stimulus visibility

Drizinsky

Zülch

Gibbons

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Cogn Affect Behav Neurosci

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Error detection is required in order to correct or avoid imperfect behavior. Although error detection is beneficial for some people, for others it might be disturbing. We investigated Gaudreau and Thompson's (Personality and Individual Differences, 48, 532−537, 2010) model, which combines personal standards perfectionism (PSP) and evaluative concerns perfectionism (ECP). In our electrophysiological study, 43 participants performed a combination of a modified Simon task, an error awareness paradigm, and a masking task with a variation of stimulus onset asynchrony (SOA; 33, 67, and 100 ms). Interestingly, relative to low-ECP participants, high-ECP participants showed a better post-error accuracy (despite a worse classification accuracy) in the highvisibility SOA 100 condition than in the two low-visibility conditions (SOA 33 and SOA 67). Regarding the electrophysiological results, first, we found a positive correlation between ECP and the amplitude of the error positivity (Pe) under conditions of low stimulus visibility. Second, under the condition of high stimulus visibility, we observed a higher Pe amplitude for high-ECP-low-PSP participants than for high-ECP-high-PSP participants. These findings are discussed within the framework of the error-processing avoidance hypothesis of perfectionism (Stahl, Acharki, Kresimon, Völler, & Gibbons, International Journal of Psychophysiology, 97, 153-162, 2015).

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Section: Limitations and Further Researchcontrasting

confidence: 79%

“…In healthy samples (Stahl, Acharki, Kresimon, Völler, & Gibbons, 2015;Tops, Koole, & Wijers, 2013) as well as clinical samples (Pieters et al, 2007;Schrijvers, De Bruijn, Destoop, Hulstijn, & Sabbe, 2010), variations have been observed in the neural correlates of error processing as a function of perfectionism.…”

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How personal standards perfectionism and evaluative concerns perfectionism affect the error positivity and post-error behavior with varying stimulus visibility

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Zülch

Gibbons

et al. 2016

Cogn Affect Behav Neurosci

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“…In a reply to Proudfit et al (2013) comments on the study by Moser et al (2013), however, the authors (Moser et al, 2014) stated that the concern over mistakes scale assesses several different aspects of anxiety-related characteristics, that is, not only worry-related anxiety. The three above-mentioned studies (Pieters et al, 2007;Schrijvers et al, 2010;Tops et al, 2013), however, demonstrated an effect of some perfectionism sub-traits on error-related ERP components. Pieters et al (2007) used perfectionism as a moderator variable in a design contrasting anorexia nervosa patients with a healthy control group.…”

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confidence: 88%

“…Interestingly, to date, no relationship between the concern-related perfectionism (ECP) and the Ne/ERN has been revealed (Pieters et al, 2007;Schrijvers et al, 2010;Tops et al, 2013). This is surprising since the concern over mistakes scale assesses the tendency of worrying about being poorly evaluated by others based on imperfect (erroneous) behaviour.…”

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Perfect error processing: Perfectionism-related variations in action monitoring and error processing mechanisms

Stähl

Acharki

Kresimon

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International Journal of Psychophysiology

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“…Este factor es un buen predictor de restricción alimentaria. También el ascetismo se activa en los TA para regular el peso aumentado el autocontrol y sacrificio junto con el perfeccionismo, independiente del estado nutricional en la anorexia 32 .…”

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