A person who accepts nothing less than excellence is _____.

2 answers:

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A perfectionist which is defined as a person who will take nothing less than excellence and they keep going never satisfied. they set goals for that are impossible to reach, increasing their level of stress on theirselves.

Rufina [12.5K]3 years ago

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Answer: Perfectionist

Explanation:

A perfectionism is a personality trait which is characterized by the quality of the person to reject any flaw and keeps high performance standards. Such a person is accompanied by the quality of self evaluations and also evaluate others on certain parameters. A perfectionist accepts everything just right and excellent in accordance with the self generated perception. The perfectionist tend to believe that he/she should not make any mistake to accomplish the goal successfully.

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