Robert Hill Ph.D.
Dr. Hill's interests include Perfectionism; Interpersonal Characteristics; Self Injury; Personality and University Ombudsperson.
There are 5 included publications by Robert Hill Ph.D.:
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| Adaptive and Maladaptive Narcissism among University Faculty, Clergy, Politicians, and Librarians |
1998 |
9120 |
Some adaptive narcissistic characteristics may be prevalent in individuals in occupations that involve leadership or authority, provide social attention and prestige, or require a confident social presentation. The present study investigated the expe... |
| Differences Between Self- and Peer Ratings of Interpersonal Problems |
1998 |
2376 |
Interpersonal problems are frequently a source of distress for individuals and the focus
of psychotherapeutic interventions. A self-report circumplex measure, the Inventory of
Interpersonal Problems-Circumplex (IIP-C), was modified for this investi... |
| Is Perfectionism Categorical or Dimensional? A Taxometric Analysis |
2008 |
1705 |
Considerable debate exists within the perfectionism literature regarding whether perfectionism is most accurately conceptualized as a dimensional or categorical construct. Specifically, some researchers have viewed perfectionism as a continuous const... |
| A New Measure of Perfectionism: The Perfectionism Inventory |
2004 |
17246 |
In this investigation, we produced a new 8-scale measure of perfectionism called the Perfectionism Inventory (PI) that is designed to capture the important constructs provided by 2 existing Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale (MPS; Frost, Marten, La... |
| Perfectionistic concerns suppress associations between perfectionistic strivings and positive life outcomes |
2010 |
6569 |
Perfectionism has been frequently associated with diverse negative psychological outcomes, but less frequently with positive psychological outcomes. This investigation reports multiple regression analyses based on survey data from 216 psychology stud... |