Personal standards and evaluative concerns perfectionism on mattering among Gen-Z

<div align="center">This study aimed to investigate whether a personality disposition called perfectionism plays significant role in predicting the sense of mattering. The two major elements perfectionism, namely evaluative concern (ECP) and personal standard (PSP) was investigated. ECP considered as predictor due nature its contingency upon one’s perception others’ acceptance, while PSP included moderator because level might determine how predicts Participants were purposively recruited make sure that they members Generation-Z (Gen-Z). As many 130 undergraduate students aged 18 24 years old asked respond subscales Frost multidimensional scale interpersonal mattering through an online survey. data analyzed with help software PROCESS Macro for bootstrapping method 95% confidence interval 5,000 samplings. results revealed when is at highest levels, link between no longer significant. Thus, perfectionist individual tends feel matter more their about opinions higher, but not have higher levels standards.</div>