Frost Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale (FMPS) is a self-report measure with four sub-scales of perfectionism: (a) concern over mistakes and doubts about actions; (b) excessive concern with parents expectations and evaluationl; (c) excessively high personal standards; (d) concern with precision, order and organisation. designed to assess the setting of excessively high standards for performance accompanied by overly critical self-evaluation.
The scale is designed to assess the setting of excessively high standards of performance, which is accompanied by excessively critical self-evaluation.
Result:
Concern over mistakes and doubts about actions: points
Excessive concern with parents’ expectations and evaluation: points
Excessively high personal standards: points
Concern with precision, order and organisation: points
Interpretation
Concern over mistakes and doubts about actions (range: 13-65 points): Concern Over Mistakes reflects negative reactions to mistakes, the interpretation of mistakes as equivalent to failure, and the belief that one will lose the respect of others after failure, and Doubts About Actions involves the tendency to doubt the quality of one’s actions and competence
Excessive concern with parents expectations and evaluation (range: 9-45 points): Parental Expectations reflects the perception that parents set extremely high standards, while Parental Criticism involves the belief that parents are overly critical of one’s attempts to meet them
Excessively high personal standards (range: 7-35 points): reflects the setting of excessively high standards for performance.
Concern with precision, order and organisation (range: 6-30 points).