We examined how multidimensional perfectionism is associated with the Substance Abuse Subtle Screening Inventory–3 (SASSI-3; Miller & Lazowski, 1999) among a sample of 428 undergraduate students. Latent profile analysis based on measures of perfectionism and perceived stress supported a four-class model (i.e., adaptive perfectionists, mixed perfectionists, nonperfectionists, and maladaptive perfectionists). Overall, adaptive perfectionists reported fewer alcohol and substance use–related symptoms, whereas maladaptive perfectionists reported higher alcohol and substance use–related symptoms. In addition, according to the SASSI-3 overall classification rule screening for low or high risk of an alcohol or substance use disorder, adaptive perfectionists were the least likely to be classified in the high-risk category, whereas maladaptive perfectionists were the most likely to be classified in the high-risk category.

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酒精和物质使用 完美主义者类别之间的症状差异

我们在 428 名本科生样本中研究了多维完美主义如何与物质滥用微妙筛查量表 - 3（SASSI-3；Miller & Lazowski，1999）相关联。基于完美主义和感知压力的潜在轮廓分析支持四类模型（即适应性完美主义者、混合完美主义者、非完美主义者和适应不良完美主义者）。总体而言，适应性完美主义者报告的酒精和物质使用相关症状较少，而适应不良完美主义者报告的酒精和物质使用相关症状较高。此外，根据 SASSI-3 总体分类规则筛选酒精或物质使用障碍的低风险或高风险，适应性完美主义者最不可能被归类为高风险类别，