Table 4. Standardized Factor Loadings for Each Item Using the Best Fitting A Priori-Model in the Current Study, i.e., Stoeber and Damian (2014), Without Reversed Items (n = 223).

Items	Skewness	Factor 1: Perfectionistic Strivings	Factor 2: Perfectionistic Concerns
1. Have you pushed yourself really hard to meet your goals?	-0.67	.57*
3. Have you been told that your standards are too high?	-1.27	.55*
4. Have you felt a failure as a person because you have not succeeded in meeting your goals?	-1.30		.64*
5. Have you been afraid that you might not reach your standards?	-1.05	.07	.54*
6. Have you raised your standards because you thought they were too easy?	0.04	.36*
7. Have you judged yourself on the basis of your ability to achieve high standards?	-0.98	.11*	.53*
9. Have you repeatedly checked how well you are doing at meeting your standards (for example, by comparing your performance with that of others)?	-0.72	.16	.45*
10. Do you think that other people would have thought of you as a ”perfectionist”?	-0.42	.35*
11. Have you kept trying to meet your standards, even if this has meant that you have missed out on things?	-0.57	.63*
12. Have you avoided any tests of your performance (at meeting your goals) in case you failed?	-0.86		.49*

*p < .05.